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June 12, 1920

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  • Richard Eric said:
    Thanks for the address. I like to look them up on Google Earth. Roanmore Park empties into a roundabout; probably the "crescent"? But the homes were probably different, and changed now.
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    Not sure, Richard, that this house was on Roanmore. May have been another location, with the photo being ordered by Miss Power who lived in Roanmore OR this house may have been demolished in the interim period. Couldn't find anything like it on Google Maps. It'd be great if any Waterford peeps could add more information... p.s. check out Google Maps for the Patrick Street photo uploaded next. The entrance to McDonalds cuts through the beautiful Woodford Bourne sign
  • Richard Eric said:
    Thank you! I figured this was a school, or church out building. Very nice house!
  • uncovered ticket said:
    Amazing!!!
  • desmondg47 said:
    This photo was taken at the entrance to the presentation convent in Slievekeale Waterford, a building beautifully designed by AWB Pugin and now in use as a medical centre. Its worth going to see!

Militia, ca. 1917 (one soldier has "33" badge on his forage cap and badge on the sleeve is "Citizen Forces, 1812-1917" with a star in the map of Australia), by Sam Hood

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  • Norm said:
    Judging by the age of most of these fellows it could be senior cadets rather than militia, just a thought