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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 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 III 79' and with the title 'St. Stephen's Green Sth.' The slide depicts a facade of a Georgian Building on St. Stephen's Green. A decorative wrought iron archway leads up to the…

Lantern slide of an unidentified doorway, Dublin City. Originally labeled 'D3 III 80' and without a title. The door features eight panels and is encased in a simple frame. The windows appear to be boarded up suggesting the building is unoccupied and…

Lantern slide of No. 30 Jervis Street, Dublin. Originally labeled 'D III 81' and with the title '30 Jervis St.' The Georgian building depicted in the slide is in a bad state of repair. Its facade looks tired and all of the windows seem to broken.…

Lantern slide of St. Mary's Abbey, Co. Dublin,. Originally labeled 'D3 II 93' and with the title 'Howth.' Sitting on a hill, the original church was founded by Sitric, King of Dublin c. 1042. The current structure dated mostly from the 14th century…

Lantern slide of Howth, Co. Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 II 94' and with the title 'Howth: Abbey College.' Sitting on a hill, the original church was founded by Sitric, King of Dublin c. 1042. The current structure dated mostly from the 14th…

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 a view of Ireland's Eye, Co. Dublin. Originally labeled ' D3 II 95' and with the title 'Howth. Ireland's Eye - Co. Dublin.' Ireland's Eye is a small island located near Howth of the coast of Dublin. Currently it is a bird sanctuary…

Lantern slide of Tailor's Hall, Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 III 83' and with the title 'Taylors Hall.' This is the only surviving medieval Guild Hall in Dublin. It was established in 1706 as the headquarters of the Guild of Merchant Tailors. The…

Lantern slide of Balscadden Bay, Co. Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 II 95' and with the title 'Balscadden Bay Howth.' Balscadden Bay is located to the north of Dublin Bay on the far side of the Howth peninsula. A Martello tower and Howth Harbour are…