Chimney, Knocknadona Quarry, Moneybroom Road, Lisburn, Co Antrim, BT28

A free-standing chimney standing to its full height. Of red brick set in cement-rich mortar. Square cross section and slight inward taper from base to top. Top corbelled with three courses of brick and further embellished with two brick string courses between which is a blind segmental-headed recess on each face. Some bricks missing from NW corner, but otherwise sound. A concrete-lined flue enters at its base on S elevation. Adjoining to south are the derelict remains of miscellaneous one- and two-storey buildings of steel-framed mass concrete and concrete blocks which may formerly have been part of a brick kiln (one building is lined with fire bricks and this quarry also contained clay deposits). A short distance SE are the ruinous remains of steel-framed rubble masonry stone hoppers and a small mass-concrete bridge. Set east of Moneybroom Road on the site of Knocknadona Quarry with the lime quarry/kilns to its south(HB19/03/065A).