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Lantern slide showing capitals of an arched doorway in Cong Abbey, Cong, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 62' and titled 'Cong, Mayo' and 'Mason, Dublin.'

Lantern slide showing capitals of an arched doorway in Cong Abbey, Cong, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 61' and titled 'Cong?' and 'Mason, Dublin.'

Lantern slide showing capitals of an arched doorway in Cong Abbey, Cong, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 60' and titled 'Cong Abb. Capitals. Leask' and 'Mason, Dublin.' The name Leask is associated with the slide. Harold Graham Leask was president…

Lantern slide showing an arched doorway in Cong Abbey, Cong, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 59' and titled 'Cong Abbey.'

Lantern slide showing Clare Island Abbey, Clare Island, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 57' and titled 'Clare Island Abbey.' Clare Island Abbey is also known as St. Brigid's Abbey.

Lantern slide showing a plan of a cashel on Duvillaun More, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 56' and titled 'No. 8, Duvillaun.' The slide can be seen on page 271 of Seventh Series, Volume 7, Number 2, published December 31, 1937, of the Journal of…

Lantern slide showing Granuaile's Castle, Clare Island, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 55' and titled 'Gonaille's Cas, Clare Island.' Granuaile's Castle is also known as Clare Island Castle.

Lantern slide showing the O'Malley crest at a tomb in Clare Island, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 54' and titled 'O'Malley, Tomb, Clare Id, Church' and 'Journal XXV, 245.' The slide can be see on page 245 in Fifth Series, Volume 5, Number 3,…

Lantern slide showing crosses on Caher Island, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 53' and titled 'Crosses on Cahir Island, Co. Mayo.' The slide can be seen on page 362 in Fifth Series, Volume 10, Number 4, published December 31, 1900, of the Journal…

Lantern slide showing a cross slab on Caher Island, Co. Mayo. Originally labelled 'M1 52' and titled 'Cross on Cahir Island, Co. Mayo' and 'T. Mason, 5, Dame Street, Dublin.' A man can be seen in the slide, standing next to the cross slab.