Hume Street: view of north west side of Ely Place

Henrietta Street, No. 13: doorcase

St. Stephen's Green, No. 41: façade

Showing the Fr Mathew statue in the centre foreground. On the street in front of the site is an ass-drawn advertising cart with notices for ‘Katie Sandwina (The Strongest Woman in the World) First Time in Ireland’.

Showing the site notice which reads ‘A Cinematograph Theatre/is being erected on this site/To seat 3,000 persons’. The builders are listed as Meagher & Hayes of Cork and Dublin, and the architect as ‘F.C. Mitchell L.R.I.B.A. London W.1’, with various contractors listed as follows: Steelwork: Messrs Blake & Co. Ltd, Sheffield. Heating & Ventilation: Messrs J. Jeffreys & Co. Ltd, London. Steel Casements: Messrs Critalls & Co. Ltd, London. Electrical Installation: Theatre Equipemnt LTd, Dublin. Lifts: Waygood Otis Ltd, London. Portland Stone: H. & J. Martin Ltd, Dublin. Stone Carving: William J. Greene, Dublin. Fibrous Plaster & Decoration: Alex Malcolm & Co. Ltd, Dublin. Seating & Furnishing: -, Dublin Plastering: -, Dublin Plumbing: -, Dublin. Sanitary Fittings: -, Dublin. Granite: Osborne & Brady, Ballyknocken, Wicklow.

Showing site clearance and ground works in progress. Visible are buildings on west side of O’Connell Street and Fr Mathew Statue, rear of recent completed building 11-13 Upper O’Connell Street on east side of O’Connell Street, top of Nelson’s Pillar, front of building on south side of Cathedral Street and rear of Pro-Cathedral. Large qualities of bricks from demolished structures remain stacked on site awaiting removal.

Savoy Cinema site works: façade stone work nearing completion

Showing the steelworks nearing completion. Also shows a crowd of onlookers.

[Photograph of houses on Eccles Street, Dublin.]

[Photograph of houses on Eccles Street, Dublin.]

[Photograph of houses on Eccles Street, Dublin.]

Shows the site notice in place.

Selection of 35mm slides from the collection of the School of Art History and Cultural Policy, focusing on the domestic architecture of eighteenth-century Dublin.

Henry Street, Dublin, showing side of G.P.O. after the bombardment

Leeson Street Lower, Nos. 49-50: doorcases

Merrion Square: general view of north side

Merrion Street: general view of east side

Merrion Square: view of south east corner

Merrion Square, No. 12: façade

Merrion Square, No. 9: façade

Henrietta Street: view from King's Inns

Merrion Square: view of north side from middle of square

Merrion Square: view of south side looking towards Mount Street Upper

Merrion Square: view of north side