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Lantern slide of doorway of St Nicholas collegiate church, Co. Galway. Originally catalogued as "G 2 70" with label "Mason Dublin". Depicts one of the doorways of the church exterior.

Lantern slide of interior doorway, Co. Dublin. Originally catalogued as 'D3 V 38', with labels 'Up: Merrion St' and 'Upr. Merrion St. 1904'. Depicts an interior doorway with its foliate and egg and dart architrave.

Lantern slide of two doors, Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 III 58' with the title 'Early Doorways.' These two Georgian doors are located in Dublin City. The doors are identical and consist of 4 panels with semi -circular window above.

Lantern slide of doorways, Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 III 76' and with an illegible title. The slide depicts the facade of two Georgian buildings. Both doors contain eight panels and are flanked by columns. Both doorways are topped with a broken…

Lantern slide of Georgian doorways, Dublin City. Originally labeled 'D3 III 77' and with a title that is illegible - 'Circa 1909.' Both doors feature semi-circular fanlights and have decorative moldings.

Lantern slide of Georgian Doorways, Dublin City. Originally labeled 'D3 III 82' and without a title. One of the doors has 6 panels and is encased by two large pilasters. These support a broken pediment with a fanlight inside. The other doorway is…

Lantern slide of Dorset St. and St Saviour's Dominican Priory, Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 72' with an illegible title. The priory was designed to be part of an enclosed quadrangle next to St. Saviour's Church, but was never completed

Lantern slide showing Dowdall Cross at Duleek, Co. Meath. Originally labelled '2M ii 18', the slide is titled Duleek Cross.

Lantern slide of Downhill train station, in Downhill, Co. Derry. Originally titled 'Railway Station Downhill CO. LONDON DERRY' and labelled 'L3 10'. In addition to the station, and the hill is is siutated at the bottom of, there is a double exposed…

Lantern slide of a drawing showing an 18th Century church. Originally labeled 'D3 VI 94'. The drawing depicts mainly women and children entering the church.