Bessbrook Collection

Egyptian Arch, Newry / Bessbrook Road
Egyptian Arch, Newry/Bessbrook Road - a view of the Egyptian style railway arch over the road from the Newry side, looking towards Derrymore House and Camlough

The Woodhouse, Bessbrook - an elevated view looking down on a large house and conservatory. There is a horse vehicle with people in the yard and a lady to the left

Town Hall, Bessbrook - a front view of the building with horse vehicle and men to the right. (Location: Northern Ireland; County Armagh; Bessbrook). Date: circa early 1900s

The Viaduct, Bessbrook - a view of the Craigmore Viaduct over the tramway line. (Location: Northern Ireland; County Armagh; Bessbrook). Date: circa early 1900s

Presbyterian Church, Bessbrook - a front view of the Church and path up with two men standing outside. (Location: Northern Ireland; County Armagh; Bessbrook). Date: circa early 1900s

Bessbrook Mills and village, County Armagh, Ireland, c1880. The model village of Bessbrook was founded in 1845. It surrounded a large linen mill owned by the Richardsons, a Quaker family

Mount Caulfield, Bessbrook - a view of a large mansion and man outside. (Location: Northern Ireland; County Armagh; Bessbrook). Date: circa early 1900s

Egyptian Arch, Bessbrook Road - a view of the Egyptian style railway arch over the road from the Camlough side, looking towards Newry with a motor car underneath

Deramore House, Bessbrook - a view of a partly thatched mansion. (Location: Northern Ireland; County Armagh; Bessbrook). Date: circa early 1900s

Deramore, Bessbrook, Co. Armagh - a view of a partly thatched mansion. (Location: Northern Ireland; County Armagh; Bessbrook). Date: circa early 1900s

Room in Derramore, Bessbrook, where the Act of Union was Ratified, 1800. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Armagh: Bessbrook). Date: circa early 1900s

Derramore, Bessbrook, where the Act of Union was Ratified 1800 - an unusual thatched large building with lady at front door for scale. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Armagh: Bessbrook)

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"Bessbrook: A Historic Gem in County Armagh, Ireland" Nestled in the picturesque countryside of County Armagh, Ireland lies the enchanting village of Bessbrook. Steeped in history and brimming with architectural wonders, this hidden gem offers a captivating journey through time. As you stroll along Bessbrook Road, your eyes are immediately drawn to the magnificent Egyptian Arch. This striking structure stands as a testament to the village's rich heritage and serves as a gateway to its many treasures. One such treasure is The Woodhouse, an elegant mansion that exudes grandeur and charm. Its timeless beauty transports you back to an era of opulence and refinement. A short distance away stands the majestic Town Hall, a focal point for community gatherings and celebrations. Its imposing presence reflects Bessbrook's strong sense of unity and pride. For those seeking solace or spiritual enlightenment, the Presbyterian Church provides a sanctuary amidst nature's embrace. Its serene surroundings invite contemplation and reflection. The Viaduct is another marvel that showcases Bessbrook's engineering prowess. Spanning across lush green fields, this impressive structure connects communities while offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Venturing further into Mount Caulfield reveals panoramic vistas that leave visitors awe-inspired by nature's splendor. The rolling hills provide a tranquil escape from bustling city life. Stepping back in time to c1880 brings us to Bessbrook Mills and village - once thriving hubs of industry where hardworking locals shaped their livelihoods amidst towering mill buildings. Deramore House beckons with its graceful architecture nestled within meticulously manicured gardens. It whispers tales of elegance intertwined with stories passed down through generations. Within Deramore lies Derramore Room – hallowed ground where history was made when the Act of Union was ratified. This room witnessed pivotal moments that forever changed Ireland’s destiny.