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Lantern slide depicting Proleek Dolmon, in Ballymascanlon Hotel on the Cooley Peninsula in County Louth. Originally titled 'BALLYMASCANLAN.' and labelled 'L5 19'. Proleek Dolmon still exists today, but has been added to by modern building techniques…

Lantern slide depicting a drawing of the West side of Drogheda, Co. Louth. Originally titled 'The West side of Drogheda. 32' and labelled 'L5 32'. The hand-drawn image was taken from a water-colour done by Francis Place called 'A View of Drogheda…

Lantern slide depicting a house front in Drogheda, Co. Louth. Originally titled 'House in Drogheda 1570-1825 T. MASON, 5, DAME STREET, DUBLIN.' and labelled 'L5 31'. The image depicts a drawing of The Wooden House which stood at the corner of Shop…

Lantern Slide of King John's Castle in Carlingford. Originally labelled '6.32' and 'D2 31' with the title 'St. John's Castle, Carlingford.' A pier can be viewed in front of the castle.

Lantern slide depicting a kistivean in Co. Louth. Originally titled 'Kistvaem, Co Louth.' and labelled 'L5 9'. The exact location of this monument could not be determined, but it is thought to be somewhere in the Proleek area. A kistivean is a burial…

Lantern slide depicting a lavabo in Mellifont Abbey, Co. Louth. Originally without title, but with a small note in the right hand corner of the slide 'Mellifont' and labelled 'L5 26'. The monument is currently known as Old Mellifont Abbey, and was…

Lantern slide depicting the view of the main street in Ardee, Co. Louth. Originally titled 'Ardee Co Louth' and labelled 'L5 4'. The slide depicts the main street in Ardee, otherwise known as Market Street, which runs straight through the village.

Lantern slide depicting a hand drawn aeriel view of a map of Co. Louth, completed by Matthew Wren. Originally titled 'Louth from Matthew Wren's Map...' the end of which is obscured and labelled 'L5 12'. The map depicted is probably taken from the map…

Lantern slide depicting a hand drawn aeriel view map of Co. Louth completed by Taylor and Skinner. Originally titled 'Louth from Taylor & Skinner's Map' ad labelled 'L5 13'. The map was done by George Taylor and Andrew Skinner, both geographers. The…

Lantern slide depicting aerial plans of Mellifont Abbey in Collon, Co. Louth. Originally titled 'MELLIFONT: ABB. Plan' and labelled 'L5 43'. The image depicts aerial plans for Mellifont Abbey. These ruins are known as Old Mellifont Abbey, and was…