corkhill

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1938

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B-59 said:
Not difficult, indeed: Streetview: goo.gl/maps/Qte6xXfSc182
Andy Brill said:
Lord Edward Street AD 1886 proudly carved into the wall niche, and a youth tarries near the water fountain below .
B-59 said:
"Designed by the architect Thomas Ivory in 1781, the former Newcomen Bank is now in use as a Rates office." archiseek.com/2010/1781-newcomen-bank-lord-edward-street-...
B-59 said:
The 'Dictionary of national biography', vol. XXIX, 1892, p. 84 says: "The building is now the public health office." archive.org/stream/dictionaryofnati29stepuoft#page/n97/mo...
B-59 said:
According to openhousedublin.com/index.php/tour/rates-office-former-ne..., the building was doubled in length on Cork Hill by an 1862 addition.

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José Miguel LLop Sanchez said:
fantastic
Swordscookie said:
Super NLI and so appropriate for the day that's in it! Isn't it a cracker of a photograph with all the detail of the conditions at the time so we can compare with today (it wasn't raining cats and dogs for a start) Ladies with real fur's, men waving hats including at least one bowler, soldiers with drawn swords and fixed bayonets, the blue hussars on horseback and a Dublin Metropolitan Policeman with a bobby's style helmet. I love it and well done!
Brian Mulligan said:
The clarity in this image alone is breathtaking... Makes for a wonderful scene with so much going on!
Terry said:
great image, riveting piece of history!
Stuart said:
Escorted by the Blue Hussars.