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Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Galloping herd of friesian mares

Two-storey classical style modern building - is Crumlin Road Courthouse in Belfast

This splendid building can hardly be a Railway Station? We thought it must surely be a municipal building like a parliament, senate office or even art gallery...

... and with thanks to Niall McAuley, Greg Carey, and robinparkes who almost consecutively identifed this as Crumlin Road Courthouse in Belfast. O Mac notes that archtectural elements from our 19th century image differ from how it looks now. And unfortunately, per the drone flyby video that beachcomberaustralia shares, fires at the empty and undeveloped site have in recent decades have left the building a (literal) shell of its former self...

Photographers: Frederick Holland Mares, James Simonton

Contributor: John Fortune Lawrence

Collection: Stereo Pairs Photograph Collection

Date: c.1860-1883

NLI Ref: STP_0433

You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLI’s catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie. This splendid building can hardly be a Railway Station? We thought it must surely be a municipal building like a parliament, senate office or even art gallery...

... and with thanks to Niall McAuley, Greg Carey, and robinparkes who almost consecutively identifed this as Crumlin Road Courthouse in Belfast. O Mac notes that archtectural elements from our 19th century image differ from how it looks now. And unfortunately, per the drone flyby video that beachcomberaustralia shares, fires at the empty and undeveloped site have in recent decades have left the building a (literal) shell of its former self...

Photographers: Frederick Holland Mares, James Simonton

Contributor: John Fortune Lawrence

Collection: Stereo Pairs Photograph Collection

Date: c.1860-1883

NLI Ref: STP_0433

You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLI’s catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie

"Man and 5 children posed about felled tree in foreground.; in background extensive institutional building" is County We

Today we have a carefully posed shot with boys sprinkled like raisins in a currant bun and a man, a teacher perhaps, sitting on a tree! In the background is what appears to be an enormous institutional type of building. I will be interested to see if we can identify this one...

....and indeed O Mac was relatively quick off the mark identifying the building as Saint Senan's Psychiatric Hospital, County Wexford. Also known as "Enniscorthy District Lunatic Asylum for the Insane Poor of Mind", it was opened in the 1860s, and there's a suggestion that this image was taken in the first decade(s) of its operation. Closed as a hospital within the last 5 years, viewing more recent photos of the building, one might be forgiven for thinking it had been shut for somewat longer.

Photographers: Frederick Holland Mares, James Simonton

Contributor: John Fortune Lawrence

Collection: Stereo Pairs Photograph Collection

Date: between ca. 1860-1883

NLI Ref: STP_1536

You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLI’s catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie. Today we have a carefully posed shot with boys sprinkled like raisins in a currant bun and a man, a teacher perhaps, sitting on a tree! In the background is what appears to be an enormous institutional type of building. I will be interested to see if we can identify this one...

....and indeed O Mac was relatively quick off the mark identifying the building as Saint Senan's Psychiatric Hospital, County Wexford. Also known as "Enniscorthy District Lunatic Asylum for the Insane Poor of Mind", it was opened in the 1860s, and there's a suggestion that this image was taken in the first decade(s) of its operation. Closed as a hospital within the last 5 years, viewing more recent photos of the building, one might be forgiven for thinking it had been shut for somewat longer.

Photographers: Frederick Holland Mares, James Simonton

Contributor: John Fortune Lawrence

Collection: Stereo Pairs Photograph Collection

Date: between ca. 1860-1883

NLI Ref: STP_1536

You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLI’s catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie

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