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Lantern slide showing a print of Portobello House with a view of the Grand Canal in the background. The hotel was opened in 1807 and closed in 1860. The slide was originally labeled D3 VI 64. The slide is cracked.

Lantern slide of a photograph showing a statue of William III in Foster Place Dublin. The slide was originally labeled D3 III 50. The image shows the statue of King William III, which was erected in 1701 on college green facing away from Trinity…

Lantern slide showing a photograph of the Masonic School for Girls in Ballsbridges. The slide was originally labeled 'D3 VII 48' and 'Masonic School'. The school was established in 1972. The school was set up to support and educate the daughters of…

Lantern slide showing a photograph of Tailor's Hall on Back Lane. The slide was originally labeled D3 VII 47 and 'View from this side Tailor's Hall Back Lane'. Tailor's Hall was originally used in 1706 and used by the Guild of Merchant Tailors from…

Lantern slide showing a print of Molyneux House in Peter's Street Dublin. Originally built by Sir Thomas Molyneaux as his Dublin residence the building was used as the "Molyneux Asylum" for blind women. The building was demolished in 1943. The slide…

Lantern slide showing a photograph of the National Library of Ireland Kildare Street Dublin. The slide was originally labeled D3 VII 42. The image shows the rotunda entrance which leads up to the reading room inside.

Lantern slide showing Arran's Quay with a view of the Liffey and St. Paul's church. The slide was originally labeled D3 VII 44.

Lantern slide showing part of a map by Charles Brooking from 1728. The slide was originally labelled D3 VII 42.

Lantern slide showing a photograph of the entrance to St Mary's Pro Cathedral in Dublin. This slide was originally labeled 'D3 VII 41' and 'Pro-Cathedral'. Construction on this building - designed by John Sweetman - began in 1815 and was completed in…

Lantern slide showing a print of the design of the Pro Cathedral in Dublin. The slide was originally labeled 'D3 VII 40'. Construction on this building - designed by John Sweetman - began in 1815 and was completed in 1825.