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Swiss Cottage, Cahir, Co. Tipperary

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  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    There are some friends of mine from the USA on "Retreat" in Ireland this week, sampling some Irish hospitality and visiting some of our classic designers. I know they look in here from time to time. Welcome and have a great visit.
  • O Mac said:
    Streetview 25" OSI Cottage orné
  • Sharon Corbet said:
    NIAH record DIA
  • Sharon Corbet said:
    The Heritage Ireland page mentions that: "The wallpaper in the Salon manufactured by the Dufour factory is one of the first commercially produced Parisian wallpapers."
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    O Mac Owen, the streetview is almost the same.

Interior of Magnolia Cotton Mills Spinning Room. See the Little Ones Scattered through the Mill. All Work. Magnolia, Miss., 05/03/1911

School children with teachers under Magnolia trees on Oxford Street

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  • George Eastman Museum said:
    Hmm, can anyone make out the intersection?
  • pbump said:
    After spending a lot (too much) time, looking at it, I'd say it's Harvard, looking WNW - as per Google Maps Street View: maps.google.com/maps?client=safari&q=oxford+street,+r... The house on the western corner bears some resemblance to the one in the photo. As for the sign, while hard to read, it seems it may have a V about halfway down. And it's clear that Oxford is the major street in this intersection, as the boulevard intersects the right-of-way of the cross street. This, plus the limited stretch of Oxford which is a boulevard (though, of course, not necessarily, was) seems the best bet. Even looked at the shadows, but it must be late morning - they fall almost north-south, either way the camera is pointing.
  • George Eastman Museum said:
    Hmm, I will go back to the original and try and discern the street name, hopefully we'll be able to put this bad boy on the map!
  • pbump said:
    An update: my sister, who grew up a block or two from there, says it's Oxford and Brighton - that she recognizes the house.
  • George Eastman Museum said:
    Thanks for the follow up!