dough

4 photos tagged dough, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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1896

1938

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Brian Mulligan said:
Any idea where this was taken? I know this is a bit of work but it may be worth adding each picture to your map. It means people could check the NLI flickr page and see any photos taken in their area! I know its not possible to locate each picture but as you have seen there are people out there that will help, as RICH AM proved in this picture www.flickr.com/photos/nlireland/5997404467/in/photostream
National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
Brian Mulligan I always add photos to the map, but only when sure of the location, and we have gotten so much help from contacts, it's unbelievable. As info comes in, this one'll find its way to the map too... SO FAR: 316 items on Commons stream: www.flickr.com/photos/nlireland/map/ and 135 items on our Mixed Content flickr stream: www.flickr.com/photos/yournlireland/map/
NIE ZHU said:
nice angle and framing.
Swordscookie said:
They're baking blahs! There was nothing like fresh blahs for breakfast with melting butter and home-made strawberry jam, yum, yum!!
Paul O'Farrell said:
This is more then likely John Adair's City Bakery at 18 Lady Lane, Waterford. He's listed in P.M. Egan's 1894 directory.
I think the bakery occupied the site of the Library on the corner of Lady Lane & Bakehouse Lane.
The foundation stone of the library was laid in 1903.

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Sharon Corbet said:
Archiseek article on the building.
Sharon Corbet said:
OSI Map showing "Biscuit factory".
Carol Maddock said:
But the bigger mystery of how they ever got the figs into the Fig Rolls is solved here...
John Spooner said:
Freeman's Journal of May 26 1883 reported a fire at Messrs Jacob's Biscuit Factory in Peter Street. The damage done was enormous", but could have been worse but for the actions of the night watchman, Patrick Mooney, and the Fire Brigade under the command of Captain Boyle and Lieutenant Boyle.
Sharon Corbet said:
There's a ground floor floorplan of the factory available and I think I can make out a "cutter room" towards the centre. (However, the floorplans date from 1956, so I presume there may have been a few changes made.)