The church at Ballyduff Upper with trees and a wall in the foreground.
Number :
EK322
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1910
Photographer/Artist :
Keohan, Edmund
A view of the Grotto at Ballyduff Upper with an iron railing in front. ”The Grotto, Ballyduff is inscribed on the left of the post card”.
Number :
UK2409
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1958
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
A view of Main Street, Ballyduff Upper with some cars parked on the left hand side of the road. There is a man on a donkey and cart at the lower end of the road. The star advertisment on the building to the right is for petrol. The garage was operated by Tom Barry.
Number :
UK2411
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1958
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
A view of the Parish Hall, Ballyduff Upper with a statue over the main entrance. There is also the Muinter Na Tíre Emblem on the wall between the main entrance and the statue.
Number :
UK2412
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1958
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
Two steam trains at Ballyduff Upper railway station. An unidentified group of people look on at the locomotives.
Number :
UK2132
Image/Photo Date :
6th June 1961
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
Original Publisher : Harold D. Bowtell
A view of the old Garda station at Ballyduff Upper.
Number :
UK1756
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1970
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
P. Lynch, M. Morrissey and P. Croke photographed in the grounds of Ballyduff National School.
Number :
UK1559
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1920
Photographer/Artist :
Unknown
An engraving of Macollop (Mocollop) Castle.
Number :
UK1444
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1844
Photographer/Artist :
T. Armstrong
Original Publisher : The Blackwater by J. R. O’Flanagan, Esq., page 61. Published by Jeremiah How, 1844.
An engraving of Mocollop Castle. Macollop Castle built by the Fitzgeralds in c.15th century. Macollop House built c.19th century, burned in 1984.
Number :
UK1422
Image/Photo Date :
Circa 1834
Photographer/Artist :
Edward Hayden
Original Publisher : Dublin Penny Journal 26th April 1834.
