National Folklore Collection. Photographic Collection
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National Folklore Collection. Photographic Collection
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National Folklore Collection. Photographic Collection
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National Folklore Collection. Photographic Collection
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National Folklore Collection. Photographic Collection
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National Folklore Collection. Photographic Collection
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National Folklore Collection. Photographic Collection
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National Folklore Collection. Photographic Collection
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National Folklore Collection. Photographic Collection
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National Folklore Collection. Photographic Collection
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Scraw turf drying at roadside.
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Gates, north Co. Dublin.
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Fence-gap, Carraroe.
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Gates, north Co. Dublin.
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gate posts near Dunleer
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gate posts near Dunleer.
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fence "gates", near Inver.
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gate posts near Dunleer
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Gate Inn, Ballinamuck.
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Gates, Rathangan.
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Gate posts of Mourne granite. The ‘eye’ to take rod of gate is imbedded in the stone; does not pierce it with a fastening at the back as in other specimens. The selections re above, however, appear to be: imbedded type: for gates or gateways rather entering the family dwelling or yard.
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Handsome wrought-iron gates.
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Gateway at Glendalough.
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Gate posts of Mourne granite.
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