Blader door items (3612 in totaal)

Lantern slide of the showing chamber in Staigue Fort, Co. Kerry. Originally labelled 'K1 II 44' and titled 'Interior Sthgs? Fort Shewing Chamber.' Multiple people can be seen standing and sitting on, in and around the monument. The Staigue Fort is…

Lantern slide of interior and fireplace detail, Co. Dublin. Originally catalogued as 'D3 V 54', with no further label. Depicts an interior space including a fireplace featuring engaged columns and frieze.

Lantern slide of the interior of the Staigue Fort, Co. Kerry. Origianlly labelled 'K1 II 43' and titled 'Group in Steague Fort: Kerry'. Multiple people can be seen standing and sitting on, in and around the monument. The Staigue Fort is located along…

Lantern slide showing the interior of Clare Island Abbey, Clare Island, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 2' and titled 'The Abbey, Clare Island.' Numerous figures can be seen in the slide. Clare Island Abbey is also known as St. Brigid's Abbey.

Lantern slide showing the interior of Gallarus Oratory, Gallarus, Co. Kerry. Originally titled 'Gallarus Oratory: Inside, Leask' and 'Gallarus Oratory Interior' and labelled 'KI 3 68' and 'Thomas H. Mason, 5-6 Dame St., Dublin, C.I.' Harold Graham…

Lantern slide showing the interior of Jerpoint Abbey, Co. Kilkenny. Originally labelled 'K3 84' and titled 'Jerpoint RSAI.'

Lantern slide showing the interior of Killeshin Church, Killeshin, Co. Laois. Originally labelled 'Q 17' and titled 'Killeshin, Int. W.'

Lantern slide showing the interior of Killeshin Church, Killeshin, Co. Laois. Originally labelled 'Q 27' and titled 'Killeshin Interior 27.' The slide can be seen on Plate II in Volume 15, Number 2, published December 31, 1925 in the Journal of the…

Lantern slide of Intrinsic Bay, Kilkee, Co. Clare. Originally catalogued with labels 'C3 30', 'T. Mason, 5, Dame Street, Dublin'7. Depicted is the shoreline, with a view of Bishop's Island. The area has been known as Intrinsic Bay, since a ship…

Lantern slide of a photo of a building/ruins. The slide was orignally labeled "D3 VI 98" and has "Ireland's Eye" written on it.