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Lantern slide of an 18th century map of Dublin City. Originally labelled 'D3 20'. The map was drawn by John Rocque and this slide is a detail of a larger map. It emcompasses the South side of the River Liffey in Dublin City, with particular focus…

Lantern slide of a sketch of Dublin in the 10th century by Sir. F.C. Mears (Scottish Architect). Originally labelled 'D3 21', with title 'Primitive Dublin 10th Century 1911'. On the slide several areas have been highlighted including Kilmainham and…

Lantern slide of a drawing of Dublin City. Originally labelled 'D3 22' with title 'General view of Dublin'. The slide is a birdseye view of Dublin facing an easterly direction. Kilmainham Hospital and Heuston Train Station are in the foreground of…

Lantern slide of a drawing of a view of Dublin City by C. Smythe. Originally labelled 'D3 23' and without a title. The slide illustrates Dublin city along the River Liffey reaching from the Phoenix park as far along as Dublin Castle.

Lantern slide of a detail of a map of Dublin City by Brookes. Originally labelled 'D3 24' with title ' Brookes map of Dublin from North'. All Church spires have been numbered which indicate that a key must have been used to read the map which is not…

Latern slide of a ground plan of the current bank of Ireland, Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 25', with title 'Plan of Parliament House.' This was the first purpose built Parliament House in the world. The original building was designed by Edward…

Lantern slide of a detail of Brooking's map of Dublin City. Originallly labeled 'D3 26' with title 'Stephen's Green - Brooking's Map. The map was drawn by Charles Brooking c. 1728 detailling both North and South of the city. The slide depicts his…

Lantern slide of a detail of a map of Dublin City. Originally labeled 'D3 27' and without a title. The slide is taken of a well known map by John Rocque who spent a short time in Dublin whilst producing maps of the city. This map is one of his…

Lantern slide of a drawing of the old location of the Courts of Justice Ireland. Originally labeled 'D3 28' and without a title. The slide itself is labeled 'Fig. 3. Inside View of the Old Courts of Justice Dublin'. The Four Courts as we know it…

Lantern slide of an engraving of a view of Dublin City. Originally labeled 'D3 29' with title 'Dublin. Tudor - 1753'. Tudor was an artist working in the first half the the 18th centuryand was considered the principal landscape painter of that period…