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Lantern slide showing a plan and section from the tumulus at Haylands, Co Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 74' and titled 3. The name A. Carroll, Rere of 16 Merrion Square, North, is printed on the slide mount.

Lantern slide showing two clay food vessels. Originally labelled W4 73' and titled 2. The names Merginstown and Lemonstown are associated with this slide. The name A. Carroll, Rere of 16 Merrion Square, North, is printed on the slide mount. The exact…

Lantern slide showing a map of Talbotstown Power, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 72' and the slide is untitled. The name A. Carroll, Rere of 16 Merrion Square, North, is printed on the slide mount.

Lantern slide showing the ruins of McDermots Castle, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 71', the slide is titled McDermots Castle Co. Wicklow. Two remaining standing walls are seen in the photograph. The name A. Carroll, Rere of 16 Merrion Square,…

Lantern slide showing the Danes Bridge, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 70' and titled The Danes Bridge, Co. Wicklow. A small stone bridge can be seen over a river. The name A. Carroll, Rere of 16 Merrion Square, North is printed on the slide…

Lantern slide showing Kiltimon Castle, Newcastle, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 69' and titled Kiltimon Castle, Co. Wickow. The name A. Carroll, Rere of 16 Merrion Square, North is printed on the slide mount.

Lantern slide showing a Long Stone at Ballintruer, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 67', the slide is titled Ballintruer Long Stone. The photograph shows a yardstick propped against the stone.

Lantern slide showing Dunlavin Court House and Market House, Dunlavin. Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 66', the slide is untitled.

Lantern slide showing the Vale of Clara, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 64', and titled Vale of Clara. The photograph shows the Avondale river. A man can be seen leaning on a gate in the foreground.

Lantern slide showing a large group of children at Powerscourt Waterfall, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 63', the slide is untitled. There are approximately 75 boys and two men in the photograph. Three of the boys carry drums and four carry…