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Lantern slide showing a stone circle at Glengad, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 11' and titled 'Glengad Circle, Mayo 1918' and 'RSAI' and 'T. Mason, 5, Dame Street, Dublin.' The year 1918 is associated with the slide. A man can be seen in the…

Lantern slide of a stone circle in Castletownbere (also known as Castletown Berehaven), Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 55", with label "Knocknataggart Circle from West Castletown Beare." Depicts the remains of Knocknataggart Circle (currently…

Lantern slide of a stone circle in Castletownbere (also known as Castletown Berehaven), Co. Cork. Originally catalouged as "C4 54", with label "Knocknataggart Circle Castletown Beare." Depicts the remains of a stone circle, identified as…

Lantern slide showing the stone carvings of St. Francis in Creevelea Abbey, Creevelea, Co. Leitrim. Originally titled 'Creevelea FV. St. Francis' and labelled 'L1 8' and 'MASON DUBLIN'. The carvings are located in the cloister, on the interior of the…

Lantern slide depicting an illustration of a stone carving of a lady on a tomb. Originally labelled '2Mii 16', the slide is titled Athboy after Du Noyer. The stone carving is situated at St. James Church, Athboy, Co. Meath

Lantern slide depicting an illustration of a stone carving of a knight on a tomb. Originally labelled '2M ii 17', the slide is titled Athboy after Du Noyer. The stone carving is situated at St. James Church, Athboy, Co. Meath

Lantern Slide of a scupltured stone capital Originally labelled '28:68' and 'K2 68' with the title 'Kilteel: Capital. 68' and 'Thomas H. Mason, 5-6 Dame St., Dublin C.I.'. The sculpture appears to of a bearded man.

Lantern Slide of a scupltured stone capital Originally labelled '28:67' and 'K2 67' with the titles 'Kilteel Ch. Capital 67' and 'Thomas H. Mason, 5-6 Dame St., Dublin C.I.'. The sculpture appears to of a bearded man.

Lantern slide of a stone bridge, Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 IV 78' and without a title. The slide is made of stone and features a niche at either side. Once oof the niches appears to have been filled in however. The exact location of the bridge…

Stone Basin from Dowth Sepulchral Tumulus. Probably not the original "gistment" of the basin. [scaled plan and section]