Carlow Geological Heritage



In association with

Carlow County Council Heritage Office
and Stone Developments Limited

This exhibition explores the geological heritage of Carlow. It mainly consists of panels and material linked to the area (rocks, fossils and minerals), plus some important panels from the Ireland's Geological Heritage exhibition.

This exhibition was displayed in County Buildings, Carlow Town, from 8th to 26th September 2003.
Contact the Carlow Heritage Officer at 0503 36201 or heritageofficer@carlowcoco.ie for loan of this exhibition in the future.


You can find below the theme list of the exhibition. Click on a theme to view the linked panel(s).
Then, click on the panel to enlarge it (approximate downloading time indicated).

Introduction
First geological map of Carlow
Carlow's earliest geologists!
The Carlow fence
Carlow's scientists
Carlow's past life
Aclare
Eskers
The Coal Measures

Culm crushers
Granite working - a living tradition
Keeping Mining Heritage Alive
Ballyellin quarry
Rocks for resources
Lime for industry
Limestone for agriculture
Granite as building stone
Limestone for building

Introduction




First geological map of Carlow

Carlow's earliest geologists!



The Carlow fence
Carlow's scientists





Carlow's past life


Aclare
Eskers

Ballymoon
The Coal Measures



Culm crushers


Granite working - a living tradition


Keeping Mining Heritage Alive

Ballyellin quarry


Rocks are resources
Lime for industry





Limestone for agriculture



Granite as building stone


Limestone for building









Contact Sarah Gatley for information : 01 678 2837 or Sarah.Gatley@gsi.ie


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