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Lantern Slide of a Drawing of Trim Castle in Trim, Co. Meath. Originally labelled '35:11' and 'M2 11' with the title 'Trim Castle - N. E. Side RSAI'. This drawing was done by G. De Noyer.

Lantern Slide of Trim Castle in Trim, Co. Meath. Originally labelled '35: 12' and 'M2 12' with the title 'RSAI King John's Castle Trim'. A group ofseven men can be viewed just in front of the gate of the tower in the photograph.

Lantern Slide of Trim Castle in Trim, Co. Meath. Originally labelled '35:13' and '13' with the title 'Castle Trim RSAI'. This photograph was taken by Samuel K. Kirker.

Lantern Slide of a Drawing of Trim Castle in Trim, Co. Meath. Originally labelled '35: 14' and 'M2 14' with the title '2 Two RSAI T. MASON, 5, DAME STREET. DUBLIN.'. This drawing was done by J. S. Fleming.

Lantern Slide of Trim Castle in Trim, Co. Meath. Originally labelled '35: 15' and 'M2 15' with the title 'Trim Castle Co. Meath RSAI RSAI'. This photograph was taken by Samuel K. Kirker.

Lantern Slide of Trim Castle in Trim, Co. Meath. Originally labelled '35: 16' and 'M2 16' with the title 'RSAI Trim Castle'. A group of men can be see in a boat on the other side of the river from the castle.

Lantern Slide of the Wellington Monument in Trim, Co. Meath. Originally labelled '35:17' and 'M2 17' with the title 'Wellington. Mon. Trim. Co. Meath'. A horse and cart can be viewed to the left of the monument.

Lantern Slide of the Bridge and possibly the Abbey in Newtown Trim. Originally labelled '35:18' and 'M2 18' with no title. Two men can be viewed sitting on a wall in the front of the picture. The ruins in the background are most likely the Priory of…

Lantern Slide of the Bridge in Newtown Trim. Originally labelled '35:19' and 'M 19' with the title 'Bridge at Newtown Trim RSAI St. Peter St. Paul'. The ruins of the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul are visible in the background.

Lantern Slide of the Abbey in Newtown Trim, Co. Meath. Originally labelled '35: 20' with the title 'RSAI ? ? New Town'. Some figures can be viewed on the Bridge and near the Abbey. The Abbey is likely the Priory of St. John the Baptist.