Patrick Street

On verso: Year 1860. Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 123, Folder 3a.

These are the premises of the legendary Guy's of Cork - photographers, stationers, and publishers of Guy's Cork Almanacs and Directories. At no. 69 to the left is Allen, a drapers perhaps as a sign in the windo More

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Title from the Detroit Publishing Co., catalogue J foreign section. Detroit, Mich. : Detroit Photographic Company, 1905.. Print no. "12107". More information about the Photochrom Print Collection is available a More

Stereo copyrighted by C.L. Wasson (International View Co.). This record contains unverified, old data from caption card. Caption card tracings: Ph. Ind.: Geogr.

We've seen this snippet of Patrick Street in Cork before, but that was when it was very much be-trammed (technical term). It looks as if trams were gone as a mode of Cork transport by the time this Valentine C More

MOBILE, Ala. - Coast Guard Petty Officer 3rd Class Nicholas St. Laurent, an avionics maintenance technician at Coast Guard Aviation Training Center Mobile, appears at Walter's Park in Mobile after being dropped More

MOBILE, Ala. - Coast Guard Petty Officer 3rd Class Nicholas St. Laurent, an avionics maintenance technician at Coast Guard Aviation Training Center Mobile, greets the children of Coast Guard crewmembers with a More

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The Apostle of Temperance is commemorated in his native Cork and throughout Ireland for his campaign to reduce the misery caused by the 'demon drink'. I.E. alcohol. Not a bad reminder for those who may have ov More

This amazing shot of St. Patricks Cathedral taken by Mr. French could probably never be repeated. Not at least short of knocking down buildings and recreating others! It creates a vision of a very open and spa More

Getting away from matters bovine and agriculture, to the finished product and consumption thereof for today! A nice Poole shot of a café and bakery in Waterford. Cafés then and now have changed enormously wit More

Our Catalogue described this photo as:."Tenant Farmer's Cottage, Killarney, Co. Kerry" .Which clearly wasn't correct...After posting (to possibly identify and correct the entry), we noticed that the slide was a More

We've seen this snippet of Patrick Street in Cork before, but that was when it was very much be-trammed (technical term). It looks as if trams were gone as a mode of Cork transport by the time this Valentine C More

This is the devastation in the aftermath of what's known as the Burning of Cork during the Irish War of Independence. We don't have an exact location, but another Hogan-Wilson photo in this series shows this re More

This is Patrick Street, Cork (or Pana, as a colleague who hails from the Real Capital of Ireland calls it)...We said that any and all ideas as to where this woman was running from or running to would be gratefu More

A murky day on Patrick Street in the Liberties of Dublin. That's the tower of Christ Church Cathedral in the distance. With regard to that fantastic wall of posters, see the next photo uploaded.....Date: Circa More

See: www.woodfordbourne.com/history_wb.htm ( http://www.woodfordbourne.com/history_wb.htm ) for a history of the business at the left of this photo. This building is now a McDonalds...Thanks to Carrignafoy ( c More

Our Catalogue described this photo as:."Tenant Farmer's Cottage, Killarney, Co. Kerry" .Which clearly wasn't correct...After posting (to possibly identify and correct the entry), we noticed that the slide was a More

This is the devastation in the aftermath of what's known as the Burning of Cork during the Irish War of Independence. We don't have an exact location, but another Hogan-Wilson photo in this series shows this re More

Today we have the battle of the horse-drawn tram versus omnibus photos. It's Cork (the real capital of Ireland?) versus Dublin ( nlireland/9005122884 ) (the real capital of Ireland!)...Which is the best image? More

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