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Lantern slide of Eccles Hotel, Glengarriff, Bantry Bay, Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 69", with label "Eccles Hotel, Glengarriff." Depicts a view of the grounds of Eccles Hotel, with a figure overlooking the swans in the waterside.

Lantern slide of Eccles Hotel, Glengarriff, Bantry Bay, Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 70", with label "Grounds, Eccles Hotel, Glengarriff." Depicts a view of the grounds of Eccles Hotel, with the waterside visible to the left of the image.

Lantern slide of eel fishery, Co. Antrim. Originally catalogued as "A 1 82" with label "Eeltanks and Railway Bridge, Toome Co Ant". Depicts a view of the eeltanks on the River Bann.

Lantern slide of eel fishery, Co. Antrim. Originally catalogued as "A 1 87" with label "Eel fishery - Toome". Depicts a view of the eeltanks on the River Bann.

Lantern slide of eel weir, Co. Antrim. Originally catalogued as "A 1 86" with label "Eel Weir Tomb Co Antrim". Depicts a view of the eel weir.

Lantern slide of an effigy of James Birmingham, Lusk, Co. Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 III II' and with the title 'Lusk.' Located in St Macullin's Church (DU008-010004-) this effigy depicts James Birmingham dated 1637. The tomb is decorated with a…

Lantern slide of effigy tomb in Christchurch Cathedral, Co. Dublin. Originally catalogued as "3D X 98" with label "C. C. Cathedral". Depicts a knight effigy tomb known as Strongbow's Tomb (c. 1330) with a demi effigy (13th Century) next to it.

Lantern slide of an elevation plan of the east gable at Claregalway, Co. Galway. Originally labeled '46 G' without any title. The east gable contains a large 15th-C tracery window that replaced an original triple-lancet E window, the sills and…

Lantern slide of Ely House, Co. Dublin. Originally catalogued with labels "8 Ely Place, Ely Ho. Leask '52" and "D3XI 71." Depicts a close-up view of Ely House's facade. Georgian features such as a fanlight, a pediment above the door, and sash…

Lantern Slide of English street in Downpatrick. Originally labelled '6.26' and 'D2 25' with no title. The slide shows the Downpatrick Town and County Museum. It is referenced in The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Vol 35, p.…