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Lantern slide of stucco work on a wall in Dublin. Originally labelled 'D3 39', with no title. The plasterwork is a foliate octagonal framing a central image of two neoclassical figures entwined and covered in swathing cloth.

Lantern slide of stucco work on a ceiling and wall in a building in Dublin. Originally labelled 'D3 38' with no title. The stucco work on the wall consists of foliate hanging garlands centred about a roundel with neoclassical figures harvesting…

Lantern slide of stucco work found at 58 Mountjoy Square, Dublin. Originally labelled 'D3 36', with title '58 Mountjoy Square'. Mountjoy square was developed by the Gardiner Estate in 1789 on the North, West and South side of Mountjoy Square…

Lantern slide of stucco work on a marble pillaster, Dublin. Originally labelled 'D3 37' with a now unreadable title. The stucco work is of a lion at the top seated on a decorated foliate design. Grapes hang above the lion as well as from the…

Lantern slide of stucco work found at Drogheda House (?), Sackville Street, Dublin. Originally labelled 'D3 35' with title 'Drogheda Ho ?'. Drogheda House was originally on Drogheda Street, which later became nown as Sackville Street in honor of…

Lantern slide of stucco work found at St. Vincent's University Hospital, Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 33' with title ' St Vincent's Hosp.'. The hospital pictured was located at St. Stephen's Green in the inner city centre. It was founded in 1834…

Lantern slide of stucco work found at St. Vincent's University Hospital, Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 32' and without a title. The hospital pictured was located at St. Stephen's Green in the inner city centre. It was founded in 1834 by Mother Mary…

Lantern slide of a floor plan of Newgate Prison, Dublin City. Originally labeled 'D3 30' and without a title. The plan is titled 'June 1782 Newgate Prison' and lables surrounding strrets such as New Market, Corn Market and 'Cut Purse Row'. It also…

Lantern slide of an engraving of a view of Dublin City. Originally labeled 'D3 29' with title 'Dublin. Tudor - 1753'. Tudor was an artist working in the first half the the 18th centuryand was considered the principal landscape painter of that period…

Lantern slide of a drawing of the old location of the Courts of Justice Ireland. Originally labeled 'D3 28' and without a title. The slide itself is labeled 'Fig. 3. Inside View of the Old Courts of Justice Dublin'. The Four Courts as we know it…