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Trinity College and College Green, Dublin, Ireland, 1904. State Library, Victoria, Australia. No copyright restrictions apply.

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Trinity College, from College Green, Dublin, from Dublin delineated in twenty-six views', (Dublin: printed for G. Tyrrell, 1837). The British Library. Public Domain.

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An 1837 print of Trinity College, from College Green, Dublin, Ireland. Trinity College is in the centre background, with the Bank of Ireland on the left, and the statue of King William III on the right. The street is busy with pedestrians, carriages, an outside/jaunting car, and a man carrying a sack.

The Royal Exchange, Dublin (now City Hall) from Dublin delineated in twenty-six views', (Dublin: printed for G. Tyrrell, 1837). The British Library. Public Domain.

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An 1837 print of the Royal Exchange (now City Hall) on Cork Hill, Dublin, Ireland. The building takes up the centre and left of the view and on the right, is the entrance to Dublin Castle. The street is busy with carriages and pedestrians.

Terenure, Co. Dublin (The seat of Frederick Bourne, Esq.) from Dublin delineated in twenty-six views', (Dublin: printed for G. Tyrrell, 1837). The British Library. Public Domain.

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An 1837 print of the residence of Frederick Bourne, Esq., in Terenure, Dublin, Ireland. The large two-storey house is located in parkland with trees and a lake in front. There are ducks and swans on the lake and some people are on the lake shore and in a rowing boat.

Interior of the Church of the Carmelite Friary, from Dublin delineated in twenty-six views', (Dublin: printed for G. Tyrrell, 1837). The British Library. Public Domain.

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An 1837 print of the interior of the Church of the Carmelite Friary, now known as Whitefriar Street Church, located at the junction of Aungier Street, Whitefriar Place and York Street in Dublin, Ireland. The church contains the relics of St Valentine.

Mass is underway, and the priest can be seen at the altar. Some of the congregation are seated on pews at the front of the church, while the remainder are kneeling on the flagstones.

Dublin, from Blaquiere Bridge, Royal Canal, from 'Dublin delineated in twenty-six views', (Dublin: printed for G. Tyrrell, 1837). The British Library. Public Domain.

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An 1837 print of a stretch of the Royal Canal at Phibsborough, Dublin, Ireland. Two barges, can be seen on the canal, one being pulled by a horse on the tow path.

St Peter's R.C. Chapel & Free Schools, Circular Road, Phibsborough from 'Dublin delineated in twenty-six views', (Dublin: printed for G. Tyrrell, 1837). The British Library. Public Domain.

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An 1837 print of St Peter's Roman Catholic Chapel and free schools, Circular Road, Phibsborough, Dublin, Ireland. The chapel is in the center background, and members of the public are on the street and on the steps.

View of St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin. Newman & Co., London, 1848 - 1874. Rijksmuseum.

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A 19th Century etching of St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland, with the cathedral in the background. In the foreground, many members of the public are on the street.

View of Drumcondra Church near Dublin. Print published in: Grose, Francis. Antiquities of Ireland. London: S. Hooper, 1791, vol. 2. Rijksmuseum.

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View of Drumcondra Church with the graveyard in the foreground. A figure walks across the graveyard.

Famous pear tree, No. 14 Merrion Square. British Library digitised image from page 167 of "Picturesque Dublin, old and new. With ninety-one illustrations by Rose Barton, etc." 1898.

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An illustration by Rose Barton dated 1898 of a lady carrying a child and with another child beside her, looking up at a pear tree in full blossom outside number 14 Merrion Square North, Dublin, Ireland.

The Vice-Regal Lodge, Phoenix Park, near Dublin, from 'Dublin delineated in twenty-six views', (Dublin: printed for G. Tyrrell, 1837). The British Library. Public Domain.

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An 1837 print of the Vice-Regal Lodge, once the residence of the Viceroy, or Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and is now Áras an Uachtaráin, the official residence of the President of Ireland.

The print shows the Lodge in the background, framed by two trees, with people on the steps, some cattle under the tree on the right, and women and children in the foreground.

Parliament Square, Trinity College Dublin, from 'Dublin delineated in twenty-six views', (Dublin: printed for G. Tyrrell, 1837). The British Library. Public Domain.

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A 19th Century print of Parliament Square, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. The west front of the college is in the background and it extends to three sides of the square. On the right, is the chapel and dining hall, and on the left, is the examination hall. Some students are strolling in the square, and there is one man on horseback.

The Royal Exchange (now City Hall) from An historical guide to ancient and modern Dublin: Illustrated by engravings, after drawings by George Petrie, Esq. To which is annexed a plan of the city. London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1821. LOC. Public domain.

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An early 19th Century print of the Royal Exchange, now City Hall, on Dame Street, Dublin, Ireland. The building has a large portico and copper dome. The street is busy with pedestrians, but only one horse and cart.

Custom House from An historical guide to ancient and modern Dublin: Illustrated by engravings, after drawings by George Petrie, Esq. To which is annexed a plan of the city. London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1821. LOC. Public domain.

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An 1821 print of the Custom House in Dublin Ireland, showing it in the background. In the foreground are sailing ships moored at George's Quay with people and horses and carts gathered on the quayside.

The College of Surgeons, Dublin, Ireland. Steel engraving by W. Woolnoth after W.H. Bartlett, 1809-1854. Wellcome Collection. Public domain.

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An early-to-mid 19th Century engraving of the College of Surgeons facing onto St Stephen's Green, Dublin, Ireland. One carriage and members of the public are on the street outside, and there are residents of the square in the garden, which was not opened to the public as a park until 1880.

The King's Bridge, Dublin & Royal Barracks from 'Dublin delineated in twenty-six views', (Dublin: printed for G. Tyrrell, 1837). The British Library. Public Domain.

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An 1837 print of King's Bridge (now Sean Heuston Bridge) and the Royal Barracks (now Collins Barracks) in Dublin Ireland. There are a number of rowing boats and sailing boats on the River Liffey and a woman and two girls are watching from the shore. There is smoke coming out of the chimneys of the barracks.

The doorway of Trinity College Museums, Dublin, Ireland. Wood engraving by W.E. Hodgkin, 1854, after B. Sly. Wellcome Collection. Public domain.

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A mid-19th Century print of the doorway to the Trinity College Museum Building published in The Builder of 12 August 1854, featuring an elaborate ironwork fanlight over the double doors, each with four panels. There are two round headed windows on either side with elaborate carved stone.

The New Molyneux Church and Asylum for Blind Females, Dublin, Ireland. Transfer lithograph by W.M. Morrison, 1860, after R. Carroll. Wellcome Collection. Public domain.

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A mid-19th Century print of the new Molyneux Church and Asylum for Blind Females, Dublin, Ireland. The asylum is on the left of the print and Christ Church is on the right. A few members of the public are walking along the pavement.

The Molyneux Asylum for Blind Females first opened in 1815 in Peter Street, Dublin, in what was formerly the residence of Thomas Molyneux, whose sister-in-law, Lucy Domville, had been blind.

The asylum relocated to this purpose-built premises in Leeson Park in 1864. The building, in the Tudor Gothic style, with high pitched roofs and gables, and the adjoining Christ Church, was designed by James Rawson Carroll and built between 1860 and 1864. The last resident left in 2012, and the building was sold in February 2015 for redevelopment.

Christchurch Cathedral from Wright, G. N., 1790?-1877. An historical guide to ancient and modern Dublin: Illustrated by engravings, after drawings by George Petrie, Esq. To which is annexed a plan of the city. London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1821. LOC. Public domain.

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An early 19th Century print of the side and rear of Christchurch Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland. Members of the public are walking dogs in the grounds and there is also a man with a horse and cart.

The Great Industrial Exhibition, Dublin, 1853: a hot-air balloon flies above. Lithograph. Wellcome Collection. Public domain.

The Great Industrial Exhibition was held in the grounds of Leinster House, and lasted from 12 May to 31 October. The building was constructed from iron, timber, and glass.

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