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Lantern slide of a drawing entitled 'A Prospect of Dublin, the Capital of Ireland'. The slide is dated 1753Originally labeled 'D3 VI 100'.

Lantern slide of a drawing entitled 'A Prospect of Dublin', also bears the partial title 'alfo the Arch-Bishop & Earl of Me'. Originally labeled 'D3 VIII 1'. The drawing includes three windmills and mountains in the background. Slide is cracked…

Lantern slide of an advertisement for the Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin. The Slide was originally labeled 'D3 VII 4'. The advertisement shows the front and Kildare Street side of the hotel. The advertisement also included information about the prices,…

Lantern slide of Kildare House by John Rocque. This slide shows an engraving of Kildare House by John Rocque. It is addressed to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Corporations of Dublin. The engraving shows the gates, court yard and buildings at Kildare…

Lantern slide of a photograph of St. Thomas's Church on Marlborough Street Dublin. Originally labeled 'D3 VII 4'. The slide is also labelled 'Demolished c. 1928'

Lantern slide showing a print of 'Silken' Thomas FitzGerald the 10th Earl of Kildare renouncing his allegiance to Henry VIII in 1534 in St. Mary's Abbey Dublin. The slide was originally labeled 'D3 VII 5'. The print shows FitzGerald giving a speech…

Lantern slide of Dublin Bay. Originally labelled 'D3 VII 6'. The slide has the title 'View of Ringfend, Irifh Town, Pool Beg, Clontarf, Irelands Eye, Dublin Bay'.

Lantern slide of an engraving showing the Theatre Royal in Dublin on fire with firemen attempting to put it out and there is a small group of men looking at the building in the foreground. Originally labelled 'D3 VII 7' This slide shows the second…

Lantern slide showing a drawing of the Blue Coat Hospital also known as The King's Hospital. This appeared in Pool and Cash's View of Dublin from 1780. Originally labeled 'D3 VII 8' there is some black tape covering the descriptive words "The East…

Lantern slide of a drawing showing Moira House, built in 1752, now the Mendicity Institution Usher's Island. Originally labelled D3 VII 9