This striking image features the main entrance of the historic Gourgion Tower, which was tragically demolished in 1943. The carved stonework prominently displays the date "1689" alongside a skull and crossbones motif, symbolising mortality. Below, a Latin inscription reads, Sub aspis animarum purgati, reflecting the tower's spiritual undertones. The pigeon cove, a characteristic architectural detail, highlights its practical use within the rural community.

National Archives Reference Number: 0465