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Temperance Hall At Viaduct Arches, Kilmacthomas

 

Number : UK2698
Title : Temperance Hall At Viaduct Arches, Kilmacthomas
Description : The cottage in the foreground was the Temperance Hall and was used for billiards by the local men during the forties & fifties, and also for concerts. Johnny Joy stored his steam engines in a shed at the right of building. Goods train in background travelling towards the Viaduct at Kilmacthomas on the Waterford / Mallow Railway Line. The image was taken on the final week of the railway’s operation. The final train ran on Saturday, 25 March, 1967. The structure on left side of hall with two openings was used as lookout post by the Local Defence Force (L.D.F.) & the Local Security Force (L.S.F.) during the emergency years 1939-1945.
Photographer/Artist : Irish Railway Records Society
Image Date : Circa 25th March 1967
Museum Contact : Whelan, Martin
Donor : Name Kept Private
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