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Lantern slide of Tir Mic Bran and Inchiquin Hill, on the bank of lake Inchiquin, Co. Clare. Originally labelled '3:54' and titled '1 Turmicbrain & Inchiquin Hil _ 1913 MASON Optician'. ' The castle is located on the Northern side of the lake,…

Lantern slide of the Pillar of Coad, Co. Clare. Originally catalogued with labels 'C3 11' and '3, The Pillar of Coad Co. Clare 1913'. Depicted is the Pillar of Coad, also known as the Coad Standing Stone, with Dr. George Unthank Macnamara of Corofin…

Lantern slide of a standing stone in an unknown location in Co. Clare. Originally labelled '3:75' and titled 'T. MASON, 5, DAME STREET, DUBLIN.' The location of this stone could not be determined.

Lantern slide of a standing stone in an unknown location in Co. Clare. Originally labelled '3:76' and titled 'T. MASON, 5, DAME STREET, DUBLIN.' The location of this stone could not be determined.

Lantern slide of St. Lua's Church, Co. Clare. Originally labelled '3: 89' and titled 'St. Luca's Ch. THOMAS H. MASON, 5-6, DAME ST., DUBLIN, C.1.'. The church was originally located at Friar's Island in Kilaloe, Clare.

Lantern slide of St. Lua's Church, Co. Clare. Originally labelled '3: 89' and titled 'St. Luca's Ch. THOMAS H. MASON, 5-6, DAME ST., DUBLIN, C.1.'. The church was originally located at Friar's Island in Kilaloe, Clare.

Lantern slide of St Lua's Church, Co. Clare. Originally catalogued as "C3 97", with labels "St Lua's Ch from W." and "Thomas H. Mason, 5-6, Dame St., Dublin, C.I.". Depicts the doorway of church from West.

Lantern slide showing an illustration of St Lua's Church, Co. Clare. Originally catalogued as "C3 96", with labels "St Lua's Ch. Sec of Chapel" and "Thomas H. Mason, 5-6, Dame St., Dublin, C.I.". Depicts side section of chapel, contains scale…

Lantern slide of St Lua's Church, Co. Clare. Originally catalogued as "C3 92", with labels "St Lua's Ch" and "Thomas H. Mason, 5-6, Dame St., Dublin, C.I.". Depicts remains of the church interior.

Lantern slide of St. Flannan's Oratory, Killaloe, Co. Clare. Originally catalogued as '23 G' with label 'St. Flannan's Oratory.' The building is named after the first bishop of Killaloe in 639 A.D who later became a saint.