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Exterior of ? Window from the base of the north wall Cathedral of Glendalough. This stone not apparent on the outer face
Exterior of ? Window from the base of the north wall Cathedral of Glendalough. This stone not apparent on the outer face
Inside of most westerly window of in the South wall of the cathedral, Glendalough; height 4-2 to opening of arch, width at base 1-10
Inside of most westerly window of in the South wall of the cathedral, Glendalough; height 4-2 to opening of arch, width at base 1-10
Geo: Du Noyer, May 1845; specimen of Cyclopean or ?Selasgic Masonry from the base of the Cathedral, Glendalough; many of the stones forming this work; an 5 feet in length by 2-6 in width; (bosh! See masony from Devenish Island)
Geo: Du Noyer, May 1845; specimen of Cyclopean or ?Selasgic Masonry from the base of the Cathedral, Glendalough; many of the stones forming this work; an 5 feet in length by 2-6 in width; (bosh! See masony from Devenish Island)
opposite the door of the Reefert church, Glendalough
opposite the door of the Reefert church, Glendalough
[cross head fragment]
[cross head fragment]
small cross in the hermits cell. a cloughan
small cross in the hermits cell. a cloughan
small cross of slate, East of Richardson, Glendalough; about 3 feet above ground
small cross of slate, East of Richardson, Glendalough; about 3 feet above ground
outside of window, S Wall "Cathedral", Glendalough
outside of window, S Wall "Cathedral", Glendalough
grave yard, cathedral, Glendalough; about 2-6 above ground
grave yard, cathedral, Glendalough; about 2-6 above ground
from the grave yard of Priory, Glendalough; near St Kevins Kitchen; September 7th 1842
from the grave yard of Priory, Glendalough; near St Kevins Kitchen; September 7th 1842