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Landmark site a part of Omagh's heritage for almost 200 years
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Landmark site a part of Omagh's heritage for almost 200 years
SINCE the 1840s, the Tyrone and Fermanagh Hospital site has been an important part of Omagh’s landscape. Originally built as a hospital for people with mental illness and known as the Omagh District Lunatic Asylum, it remains one of Tyrone’s most historic and distinctive buildings. Even today, almost 200 years after it was constructed, the quality of its stonework and craftsmanship remains evident. There was a time when hundreds of people were e…
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