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Lantern slide of a cist, Tallaght Hill, Co. Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 52' with the title 'Mounds on Dublin Mountains. Tallaght Hill Vol LV.' This cist can be found on top of Tallaght Hill. The large rocks in the slide are located next to the…

Lantern slide of a cist, Tallaght Hill, Co. Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 54' with the title '5 Tallaght Hill Vol LV.' This cist can be found on top of Tallaght Hill. The large rocks in the slide are located next to the cist.

Lantern slide of a cist, Tallaght Hill, Co. Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 55' with the title '6 Tallaght Hill Vol LV.' This cist can be found on top of Tallaght Hill. The large rocks in the slide are located next to the cist.

Lantern slide of a cist, Tallaght Hill, Co. Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 54' with the title '7 Tallaght Hill Vol LV.' This cist can be found on top of Tallaght Hill. The large rocks in the slide are located next to the cist.

Lantern slide depicting the Great Mace of Dublin, which dates from 1717 or 1718. It incorporates parts of an earlier mace made in 1665 for the first Lord Mayor of Dublin, Sir Daniel Bellingham.The City Sword and Great Mace are still used at major…

Lantern Slide of Belfast City Hall. Originally Labelled '6.8' and 'D2 8'. The main dome of the Hall is on view in the slide surrounded by scaffolding.

Lantern slide of a sketch of City Hall, Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 IV 39' and with the title 'Newcomen Bk + R Exchange.' City Hall, or the Royal Exchange is known as one of Dublin's finest 18th century buildings. In 1768, the Merchants of Dublin…

Lantern Slide of Belfast City Hall.Originally Labelled '6.9' and 'D 10'. The main tower of the Hall is on view in the slide with the dome surrounded by scaffolding.

Lantern slide depicting three maces of Dublin. The City Sword and the Great Mace are still used at major Civic events such as the Honorary Freedom of the City. The mace and sword are on display in City Hall. Originally catalogued as 'D3 VII 72' …

Lantern slide depicting the mayoral collar or The Lord Mayor's Great Chain of Office, which dates from 1698 and is composed of links representing the Tudor rose and links in the shape of the letter S. On each side is a harp and at the lowest point is…