Percy Square

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Locations: Bloomington IL

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Locations: Miramar FL, Fairfax VA, Baton Rouge LA

Percy Ransdell Square, age 48, Baton Rouge, LA View Details

Cities: Baton Rouge LA Possible Relatives: Monica L Square, Nyisha Layette Square, Percy Ransdell Square

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Cities: Baton Rouge LA

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Locations: Lilburn GA, Fairfax VA, Miramar FL Possible Relatives: Monica L Square, Nyisha Layette Square

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Locations: Lilburn GA, Fairfax VA, Miramar FL Possible Relatives: Monica L Square, Nyisha Layette Square

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Pery Square

Pery Square is a Georgian Terrace located in the Newtown Pery area of Limerick city, Ireland. The terrace was constructed as a speculative development by the Pery Square Tontine Company between 1835 aread more...nd 1838. The square was named in honour of the politician Edmund Sexton Perry. The architect James Pain supervised the construction of the terrace and may well have been responsible for the design. The contractor was Pierse Creagh, Ennis. By 1838, the houses forming this terrace were let to tenants. The terrace is one of the finest examples of late Georgian architecture in Limerick and Ireland. The tontine development was the only area of square that was finished. The remaining plots which were earmarked for development in Davis Ducart's plan for Newtown Pery were never realised and were left undeveloped. Opposite Pery Square is the People's Park which adds to the surrounds of the area. The development was the last of the great Georgian Era developments in Limerick as the years that followed heralded an end to the Georgian prosperity and a beginning to a crippling economic decline in Ireland caused by the Great Famine. Limerick was not to see development of that scale again as was seen in Newtown Pery until the Celtic Tiger years.read less...