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Lantern slide showing a window in some ruins, in Bangher, Co. Derry. Originally titled 'Bangher. 5th Windows' and labelled 'L3 14'. The image depicts one of five windows in the Banagher church, in Co. Derry.

Lantern slide of a waterfall in Co. Derry. Origianlly titled 'Ligna Pestha. Co. Derry' and labelled 'L3 9'. The exact location of this waterfall could not be determined, but it may be located in Glenariff Forest Park, Co. Derry.

Lantern slide showing Shipquay Gate in Derry, Co. Derry. Originally without a title and labelled 'L3 15'. These gates were one of the four original gates to Derry city and was the main point of entry from the river. The gate dates back to the 17th…

Lantern slide showing Shipquay Gate in Derry, Co. Derry. Originally without a title and labelled 'L3 2'. These gates were one of the four original gates to Derry city and was the main point of entry from the river. The gate dates back to the 17th…

Lantern slide of Downhill railway station and view of surronding area, in Downhill, Co. Derry. Originally titled 'Rev. Butler and Party Downhill. Co. Derry.' and labelled 'L3 11'. Three people can be seen in the foreground, a man and his dog, a woman…

Lantern slide showing the tomb of Cooey na Gall O'Cahan in Dungiven, Co. Derry. Originally titled ' Flamboyant (Celtic) Tracery. Tomb of the O' Cahans. Londonderry' and labelled 'L3 12'. The tomb is thought to date to the 15th-century with the…

Lantern slide showing the tomb of Cooey na Gall O'Cahan in Dungiven, Co. Derry. Originally titled 'O'Cahan tomb, Dungiven' and labelled 'L3 1'. The tomb is thought to date to the 15th-century with the remains of Cooey na Gall, who died in 1385.…

Lantern slide of a holy well in Magilligan, Co. Derry. Originally titled 'Holy Well Magilligan' and labelled 'L3 7'. The Holy Well depicted in this image is thought to be situated in St. Aiden's Church, in Magilligan, The Holy Well, situated at St…

Lantern slide showing Govenor Walker's Monument in Derry City, Co. Derry. Originally without a titled and labelled 'L3 3'.It was built in the 1820s as a monument to Rev. George Walker, the rector of Donaghmore, Co. Tyrone, who came to Derry prior to…

Lantern slide of Garvagh Railway Station in Garvagh, Co. Derry. Originally titled in pencil 'Garvagh Ry Stin' and labelled 'L3 8'. The station was on the Derry Central Railway which ran from Magherafelt to Macfin Junction in Northern Ireland. It is…