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Entrance gate of Knockadrin Castle near Mullingar. 20 May 1917
Black and white image of the entrance gate of Knockadrin Castle near Mullingar County Westmeath. 20 May 1917
Knockdrin Castle near Mullingar Co. Westmeath. 18 May 1917
Black and white image of the front façade of Knockdrin Castle near Mullingar Co. Westmeath. A gothic revival building built in the early 19th century on the site of an earlier 18th century house for Sir Richard Levinge the 6th Baronet. 18 May 1917
Ballynagall House Mullingar. 18 May 1917
Black and white image of the front facade of Ballynagall House near Mullingar Co. Westmeath. The house was built around 1808 for James Gibbons and was designed by Francis Johnston. 18 May 1917
Glengarriff House near Thurles. 8 May 1917
Black and white image of a corner view of Glengarriff House near Thurles. 8 May 1917
Grantstown Hall Tipperary. 28 April 1917
Black and white corner view of Grantstown Hall. South Tipperary. A detached Tudor Revival three-bay two-storey three-pile house built c. 1870. Built by the Massy family. 28 April 1917
Kilshane House near Tipperary. 11 April 1916
Black and white image of the front façade of Kilshane House near Tipperary Town. The house was built in the 1820s by John Lowe and was designed by C. F. Anderson. The Lowe family still lived at Kilshane in 1906. 11 April 1916
Silverfort House near Cashel. 7 April 1916
Black and white image of the front façade of Silverfort House near Cashel. A three storey over basement country house built circa 1800. The Scully family were owners throughout the 19th century. 7 April 1916
Deerpark House in Cashel . 4 Feb 1916
Black and white image of the front façade of Deerpark House on the Golden road Cashel. Built circa 1850 for John Hare. Designed by Charles Anderson. 4 Feb 1916
Minella House. Clonmel. 6 March 1915
Black and white image of the front façade of Minella House built by the Malcomsons in 1863. Raheen. Clonmel Co. Tipperary. 6 March 1915
Warning letter to William Armstrong. 1830s
Warning letter to William Armstrong of a planned attack on Moyaliffe. Rev William Armstrong was chancellor of Cashel and died in 1839. This probably relates to the tithe wars in the 1830s