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Lantern slide showing the Devils Glen, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 44', the slide is titled 'Devils Glen'. A man can be seen walking along the pathway.

Lantern slide showing the Devils Glen, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 45', the slide is titled 'Devils Glen'. This is possibly the entrance to the Devils Glen. A lady can be seen standing between rocks.

Lantern slide showing the Lower Lake at Glendalough, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 42' and titled 'Glendalough'. Photograph is taken from a roadway, looking through trees onto the lake.

Lantern slide showing the Lower Lake at Glendalough, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 41' and titled 'Glendalough'. Photograph is taken from a roadway, looking through trees onto the lake.

Lantern slide showing the Upper Lake at Glendalough, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 39', the slide is untitled. The view is looking up towards the valley with the Wicklow Mountains in the background.

Lantern slide showing farmers shearing sheep at Glendalough, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 38' and titled 'Glendalough'. At least ten men can be seen shearing the sheep and sorting the wool. There is a large pile of wool in the foreground. The…

Lantern slide showing Capital at Glendalough. Originally labelled 'W4 37' and titled 'Capital at Glendalough after Beranger (from Petrie, p 245)'. The image appears to be a copy of an illustration in a book, possibly Petries Round Towers. It is an…

Lantern slide showing a piece of a cross shaft at Glendalough, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 36' and is untitled. The exact coordinates of the cross shaft could not be determined.

Lantern slide showing the archway of St. Saviours Priory, Glendalough, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 35' and titled 'St. Saviours, Glendalough'. Six men are standing under and beside the archway. Wooden barrels are seen in the foreground. It…

Lantern slide showing the East window at St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, Glendalough, Co. Wicklow. Originally labelled 'W4 34' and titled 'Glendalough'. The two men can be seen in the photograph. The man standing appears to be wearing a priests hat.