jackets

I would think this is a fire truck.

Definitely fire hoses stored along the side of the truck, and the helmets are polished brass (fire type)

Thanks for the information. We'll look into it.

LOC, the caption says "Lanthelme's", not Lanthelmes

This is a crop of an original Agence Rol photo on the Gallica site:

gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b6919954k

Caption: caveau de Mlle Lanthelme [profané par des voleurs au Père-Lachaise]
"Tomb of Miss Lanthelme, desecrated by robbers at Père-Lachaise"
Published 1911
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The tomb-robbing, which took place on 12/21/11, is the subject of this New York Times report:
query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=9A07E3DA1231E2...

The tomb held the body of Genevieve (identified as Lucie by the Times) Lantelme (as the Times and most others spelled it), a famous beauty and comic actress of the era, who had drowned that summer (apparently accidentally) on the yacht of her millionaire husband, Alfred Charles Edwards.

Some illustrated blog entries on Lantelme:
rarevintage.blogspot.com/search/label/Lantelme
Including one on her 2 burial sites in Paris:
appl-lachaise.net/appl/article.php3?id_article=2757

artolog: Thanks for pointing out the typo. We'll fix this next time we update the description.

Well, unless they spelt themselves differently, they weren't there in 1901. The only rural Conaghers are in Ballyshiel, Co. Down. It's not close enough to the border that you'd mistake it for Antrim.

There's no end of McKinleys, mind you.

derangedlemur Another version of this photograph gives "Conagher's farm, Co. Antrim Home of the McKinley's". Did they just rent from Conagher? There's a Conagher Bridge in Dervock...

There's several Ulster buildings of american significance preserved at Cultra but not this one. www.nmni.com/uafp/Collections/Buildings/Ulster-Buildings

There is an exterior in the archive, described as Conagher's Farm, Giant's Causeway, Co. Antrim

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