Cork Custom House

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The Custom House in Cork was built in 1818, and designed by the architect Abraham Hargrave. In 1882 it became the headquarters of the Cork Harbour Commissioners, now known as the Port of Cork Company.
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  The Custom House in Cork was built in 1818, and designed by the architect Abraham Hargrave. In 1882 it became the headquarters of the Cork Harbour Commissioners, now known as the Port of Cork Company.
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  The Crawford is a public art gallery and museum dedicated to the visual arts, both historic and contemporary. The gallery is located in what used to be the Cork Customs House, built in 1724.
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