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Lantern slide showing Ballymote Castle, Co. Sligo. Originally labelled 'S 45', the slide is titled Ballymote Castle, Co. Sligo. The name Samuel K. Kirker is associated with this photograph.

Lantern slide showing Ballymote Castle, Co. Sligo. Originally labelled 'S 65', the slide is titled Ballymote Castle, Co. Sligo.

Lantern slide showing the remains of Ballymote Monastery, Co. Sligo. Originally labelled "S 46', the title is illegible. A graveyard is seen in the foreground.

Lantern slide showing the remains of Ballymote Monastery, Co. Sligo. Originally labelled "S 46', the title is illegible. A graveyard is seen in the foreground. This slide is identical to slide no _049

Lantern slide of Ballyportrea Castle, Co. Clare. Originally labelled '3:58' and titled '4 Ballyportrea Castle Co Clare T MASON 5 Dame Street Dublin'. (Title partially obscured). The Castle is located in the Burren, Co. Clare, near Mullaghmore. The…

Lantern slide showing the Wayside Cross at Balrath, Co. Meath. Originally unlabelled, the slide is titled Balrath, Co. Meath. The Wayside Cross was originally located at Balrath, Co. Meath. It now stands in Ballymagarvey Cemetery, Co. Meath

Lantern slide of Balscadden Bay, Co. Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 II 95' and with the title 'Balscadden Bay Howth.' Balscadden Bay is located to the north of Dublin Bay on the far side of the Howth peninsula. A Martello tower and Howth Harbour are…

Lantern slide of the interior of Bank of Ireland, College Green, Dublin. Originally labelled 'D3 9, House of Lords, Ireland'. The slide shown a white marble statue of King George III in his parliamentary robes with the insignia of the Orders of the…

Lantern slide of a sectional engraving of the House of Lords Chamber, College Green, Dublin. Originally labelled' D3 8 Bank of Ireland - House of Lords'. The engraving was made by Peter Mazell in 1767, based on a drawing by Rowland Omer.

Lantern slide of the interior of Bank of Ireland, College Green, Dublin. Originally labelled 'D3 11, House of Lords, Bank of Ireland Dublin'. The House of Lords Chamber, formerly the Bank boardroom where the throne was once seated. The walls are…