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Lantern slide showing tomb panels at Strade Abbey, Strade, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 72' and titled 'Strade Abbey Tomb.'

Lantern slide showing tomb panels at Strade Abbey, Strade, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 71' and titled 'Strade Abbey Tomb Mayo.'

Lantern slide showing a tomb at Strade Abbey, Strade, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 70' and 'H.G.L. slide' and titled 'Mason Dublin.' H.G.L. probably stands for Harold Graham Leask, president of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland from…

Lantern slide showing the east window of Murrisk Abbey, Murrisk, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 69' and titled 'Murrisk Mayo' and 'Mason Dublin.' The slide can be seen on Plate IV in Volume 13, Number 4, published December 31, 1943, of the Journal…

Lantern slide showing the east window of Murrisk Abbey, Murrisk, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 68' and titled 'Murrisk Abb. E. Window Leask.' The name Leask is associated with the slide. Harold Graham Leask was president of the Royal Society of…

Lantern slide showing the plan of Rosserk Friary, Ballina, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 67' and titled 'Mason Optician, 5 &6 Dame St., Dublin.'

Lantern slide showing the east window of Rosserk Friary, Ballina, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 66' and titled 'Abb. E. Window, Rosserk' and 'Mason Dublin' and 'T.J.W. slide.' T. J. W. probably stands for Thomas Johnson Westropp, president of…

Lantern slide showing Rosserk Frirary, Ballina, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 65' and titled 'Rosserk Fry.' and 'Mason Dublin' and 'T.J.W. slide.' T. J. W. probably stands for Thomas Johnson Westropp, president of the Royal Society of Antiquaries…

Lantern slide showing the plan of Moyne Abbey, Moyne, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 64' and titled 'Mason Optician, 5, Dame Street, Dublin.'

Lantern slide showing the cloisters of Moyne Abbey, Moyne, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 63' and titled 'Moyne Abb. Cloister' and 'T. J. W. Slide.' A figure can be seen in the foreground of the slide. T. J. W. probably stands for Thomas Johnson…