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Black and white photographic prints, which feature Etienne Rynne conducting field work and standing atop large standing stones in a rush-filled field. Location unknown.

Colour photograph, 149mm x 101mm, featuring an image of Kevin Boyle (centre) with two other unnamed men. Reverse of image has an note "BIA 1980s".

Files of assorted photographic images (most perhaps taken by Etienne Rynne) or which include Etienne Rynne and others at locations of archaeological significance. Postcards with images of sites and objects also included and some are written from Etienne Rynne from locations around Europe to family members in Ireland.
This is a specific set of photographs retained as a series by Etienne Rynne. There are other photographs of objects, sites and locations within series P133/5/2 and P133/5/3 in particular.

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 005 (white envelope

Eight colour photographs, in an envelope addressed to Miss H O'Shaughnessy. The photographs are mostly of people in a garden, approximately 60-70 years old. One photograph features a couple with a cat, and one photograph is of a grave.

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 011.

Eight colour photographs of ladies and cats taken in San Francisco.

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 016

Photographs taken from the O'Shaughnessy trip to Ireland c1920. These are mostly duplicates of photographs seen earlier in the collection. One very good photographs of the three sisters on the deck of a boat.

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 025.

Twelve photographs taken on a trip to Europe by the O'Shaughnessy daughters in the 1960s. The photographs in this album were taken in Ireland, and feature streetscapes surrounding St. Stephen's Green in Dublin, Ashford Castle in Cong, the view from the Salmon Weir Bridge in Galway, photographs of two nuns (unclear where these were taken).

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 026 and 46.

Faint, mounted photograph with caption indicating it was taken at Golden Gate Park, and shows Colonel A Andrews selling the spade used by M H DeYoung, Director General of the California Midwinter exposition to break the ground for the site of the Midwinter fair at an auction. The image show thousands of people have gathered at the auction, and there are many American flags visible throughout the crowd. The image is copyrighted (we may not be able to put online)

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 027

Mounted studio photograph, a full length portrait of a woman in (Victorian?) dress, with her hands together in front of her. (Possibly M M O'Shaughnessy's wife as a young woman). The studio is a San Francisco one.

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 029

Mounted studio photograph, a head and shoulders portrait of a girl of about 10 years of age looking to the left. The studio is a San Francisco one. No date, unclear who the subject of the photograph is.