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Lantern slide of Trinity College Dublin, Co. Dublin. Originally catalogued with labels "TCD Chapel Leask" and "D3XI 85." Depicts a view of the Chapel in Trinity College's campus, with the front square (Parliament Square) visible in the foreground. …

Lantern Slide of the Chiminey of the Chapter House of Bective Abbey in Ballina, Co. Meath. Originally labelled '35:54' and 'M2 55' with the title 'Bective Abbey. Chiminey from Chape House Mode Kitchen H.G. Leask 1915' and 'T. MASON, 5, Dame Street,…

Lantern slide of the chapter house window, Abbeyknockmoy, Co. Galway. Originally labeled '13 G' with title 'Chapter Ho - Window - Knockmoy.' Only a portion of it can be seen internally due to the cross-walls and arches built
against it.

Lantern slide depicting a window from the Chapter House, Mellifont Abbey, Co. Louth. Originally titled 'Chap Ho Mellifont' and labelled 'L5 27'. The image is of the North window of the Chapter House in the abbey. Such a building would have been used…

character of the masonry at the basement of the Cathedral; Glendalough to the S. of the entrance doorway, viewed from the Interior; the masonry above is all compose of small stones

characters Liber Hymnum; Book of Kells; Leabhair na h-uidhra; Book of Leacan; Annals of the Four Masters

Lantern slide of Charlemont House and Findlater's Church, Co. Dublin. Originally catalogued with label "203 Charlemont House and Findlater's Church Dublin." Depicts a view from Parnell Square of Charlemont House, commisioned by James Caulfield, the…

Lantern slide of Charlemont House, Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 IV 40' and with the title 'Charlemont House.' Originally this building was the residence of Lord Charlemont. Charlemont befriended Sir William Chambers on a trip to Italy and later…

Chart to illustrate a days cruise in the Brandon coast guard galley. 14 October 1856. G.V. Coxwain for the day. Distance sailed 29 miles (1)

Lantern slide of a drawing of Charter School in Clontarf. The slide was originally labeled VI 77 and 'Charter School Clontarf'. Built in 1748 the school opened the following year and was later used a bathing house.