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National Trust, The Causeway Hotel
The Giant’s Causeway is a formation of some 40,000 basaltic columns, resulting from volcanic action about 60 million years ago, that extends about eight miles into the sea, east-northeast of Portrush.
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A Fisherman and a Woman beside a Shore c.1900 Frederick Millard (1857–1937)A Fisherman and a Woman beside a Shore c.1900 National Trust, The Causeway Hotel
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Cattle Walking Along a Mountain Path 19th C Irish SchoolCattle Walking Along a Mountain Path 19th C National Trust, The Causeway Hotel
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Yellow Leaves Hanging over Water Dorothy Blackham (1896–1975)Yellow Leaves Hanging over Water National Trust, The Causeway Hotel
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Wooded Landscape with a Waterfall 19th C Irish SchoolWooded Landscape with a Waterfall 19th C National Trust, The Causeway Hotel
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A Ship and Small Boats at Harbour P. CerseriA Ship and Small Boats at Harbour National Trust, The Causeway Hotel
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A Floral Garden Dorothy Blackham (1896–1975)A Floral Garden National Trust, The Causeway Hotel
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Wooded River Landscape with a Bridge 19th C Irish SchoolWooded River Landscape with a Bridge 19th C National Trust, The Causeway Hotel
