Blader door items (6418 in totaal)

Lantern Slide of the Clandeboye O' Neills Coronation Chair. Originally labelled '6:27' and 'D2 28' with the title 'O' Neil Coronation Chair Belfast'. This chair was originally locate in Castlereagh, Co. down before being moved to the Ulster Museum.…

Lantern Slide of the Carlingford Lough. Originally labelled '6.30' and 'D2 29' with the title 'Carlingford Lough from Flag Staff Rd'. Two ships can be viewed in the slide. Given the location of Flag Staff road it is possible that this is actually a…

Lantern Slide of Taaffee's Castle in Carlingford. Originally labelled '6.31' and 'D2 30' with the title 'Old Castle Carlingford.' Tradition associates it with the merchant Taaffe family although there is no evidence of a link.

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 of the Dundrum Coastguard Station. Originally labelled '6.33' and 'D2 32' with the title 'Dundrum CSS'. A horse and cart can be viewed in front of the station.

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 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 dolmen in the Mount Stewart Demense. Originally labelled '6.37' and 'D2 36' with the title 'Cromlech Mt. Stewart Demense'. The stones have been removed in the years since the photographs was taken.

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