English: The former church of Cnoc na Cille The group of ruined buildings at Husabost, occupying the site of an old burial ground, comprise stables, byre, and threshing-mill, formerly a chapel. This latter building, still known locally as a chapel, measures internally 12.5m by 8.5m, and is orientated almost due N-S. It is of rubble masonry with two large pointed windows extending nearly to the wall-heads in each of the E and W walls, and a pointed doorway with pointed window above at the N end. The S end has a lancet, now blocked. It was converted into a mill by putting a central partition down the long axis, blocking the top half of the windows, and inserting an upper floor (since removed); access to this upper storey was by outside steps at the S end. The mill machinery was installed in 1913 and was in use until about 1930. Very little information is available about this church but a local informant (information from Major-General Stuart-Martin, Husabost) said it was dedicated to St. Francis, and abandoned in 1843.