The Arthur Guinness Dwelling House on James’s Street features a narrow, three-story brick facade that stands out for its modest scale compared to the massive brewery buildings nearby. Arthur Guinness lived here in the seventeen sixties when he first signed his famous nine-thousand-year lease for the brewery site down the road. He moved out once the business grew, but the house remained a private residence for generations, tucked away as the industrial landscape expanded around it.
Arthur Guinness Dwelling House
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