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Lantern slide of a post office, Belfast. Originally labeled 'D2 2' and '6.2' with title ' Belfast [?]. Cochrane FSA. Parcel Post Office Belfast.' The letters 'VR' are visible over the doorway above the date 1897. These are the Latin initials of the…

Lantern slide of the student's union, Queen's University, Belfast. Originally labeled 'D2 4' 'Belfast [?]. Cochrane F.S.A. The student's union, Queen's College.' Queen's was built by Charles Lanyon and opened in 1849. Founded by Queen Victoria, it…

Lantern Slide of Quoyle Castle. Originally labelled '6.35' and 'D2 34' with the title 'Quoyle Cas. Co. Down.' A figure can be viewed near the castle on the right. Quoyle refers to the river, which is now called the river Quoile.

Lantern Slide of the Quoyle River. Originally labelled '6.36' and 'D2 35' with the title 'Quoyle R at Inch Abbey Co. Down.' A woman can be viewed in the back ground with an indistinct figure/s to her left. Quoyle is an earlier spelling of Quoile.

Lantern Slide of a Ship moored at Quoile Quay. Originally labelled '6.38' and 'D2 37' with the title 'Quoile Quay. Co. Down.'

Lantern Slide of St. Mary's Church, a Church of Ireland church in Newry. Originally labelled '6.46' and 'D2 45' with no title.

Lantern Slide of the 'The Kempe Stone'. Originally labelled '6.34' and 'D2 33' with the title 'The Kemp Stone, Cromlech, Dundonald, Co. Down.' A number of letters can be viewed on the the dolmen.

Lantern slide of the Water Office, Belfast. Originally labeled 'D2 1' and '6:1' with title 'Belfast Water Office.' The building was designed by W.H. Lynn and built in 1869. It was originally built as a warehouse for Richardson Sons and Owdens linen…

Lantern Slide of a Tombstone in an old graveyard in Rostrevor. Originally Labelled '6.11' and 'D2 12' with the title: 'Tombstone: Old Graveyard: Rostrevor'. The tombstone is marked with a cross, the words 'This is Robert Bodews'? and the letters…