Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 049.

Mounted studio photograph, a head and shoulders portrait of a young woman (possibly a teenager), smiling at the camera. The photograph is undated, and the woman unidentified, although it seems likely that it is one of M M O'Shaughnessy's daughters. The studio is in San Francisco.

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 060.

Mounted photograph, a full length portrait of a girl on what is possibly her Communion Day. She is wearing a white dress and veil, and is holding a prayer book. Undated. Photographer details on the back, J H Peters, San Francisco.

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 062.

Mounted studio photograph, a head and shoulders portrait of a young girl of approximately 3 years of age. It is possible it is the same girl in 061. An inscription on the back of the photograph reads 'Jennie'. The photograph is undated, and photographer details on the back, Elite Photographic Studio, San Francisco.

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 069.

Mounted group photograph inscribed 'Madge's wedding feast'. A group photograph of a wedding party ***is Madge O'Shaughnessy's wife? The groom in this photograph COULD be O'Shaughnessy, but I am not certain. Undated, the photographer is William Schroeder, San Francisco.

Contact sheets, negatives, and prints of Gilbert Stucky's black and white photographs of funerary cairns and centographs for 'Mementos of Mortality'. There are also black and white contact sheet images of a smiling Tim and Máiréad Robinson in Roundstone in their home, next to a Folding Landscapes sign, and with a pet dog.

A folder of photographs in an envelope addressed to an tAth / Fr Tadhg Ó Móráin. Postmark dated 5 Jun 1986.

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 001. Mounted photograph portrait of a young man (possibly O'Shaughnessy's son), head and shoulders.

Family photographs of M M O'Shaughnessy and his daughters on their trip to Europe in the early 1920s. Many photographs taken in Rome, where they visited the grave of John Keats, took a trip on a gondola. Photographs are sometimes blurry and are mostly of scenery. Some photographs of the daughters, and one of O'Shaughnessy posing outside a large house.

A photograph of a man in front of a castle wall, caption on the back says "father at Kenilworth Castle, Leamington". Taken in England.

Photographs 1-62 are from this trip.

From 63-73, the photographs are in colour and more modern (ca 1960s). They feature two men and a woman (not convinced she is an O'Shaughnessy) at Japanese gardens.

From 74, the black and white photographs recommence. The first in this series features one of the O'Shaughnessy daughters sitting on a deck chair on the Riviera, wearing a fur coat. This section of photographs contain captions, and includes a minor car collision in Paris, and other pictures of the sights in Paris. A photograph taken at Newgrange, and then several more photographs of the O'Shaughnessy daughters with their father on the 1920s European trip.

From 136, the photographs are larger. Many of these are postcards. Three are mounted, studio photographs, two of men, and one of a woman. Early 20th century. None are identified. Photograph of 3 people in fancy dress. The final two photographs are older images from O'Shaughnessy's work projects. The first is on an unidentified rail track. The second is the Morena Dam, and is captioned.

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 002 (Blue).

Four black and white photographs, and accompanying envelope with captions. The photographs show [Helen] O'Shaughnessy standing outside a (hotel) Ye Olde Bell with a gentleman. Three photographs of a group dining outside, a caption on the envelope says 'Miss Franklyn's and Jennyson's Church'.

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 006 (white envelope Ireland)

Fifty six black and white photographs taken of Elizabeth and Helen O'Shaughnessy on a trip to Ireland in 1937. The photographs are mostly captioned and dated between June and September 1937.

Beginning with a photograph of her at Garron Tower (the colloquial name for St MacNissi's College) in Antrim. She is standing next to the gravestone of Urisk, the original owner's dog. Photographs of Helen O'Shaughnessy taken at Avoca. The photographs of the two sisters feature sights, and are taken around Northern Ireland including at the Giant's causeway and Bundoran, as well as Wicklow, Galway, Mayo, the Hill of Tara and Kerry. A photograph of Elizabeth at the causeway with some female companions is dated 22 Jun 1937. A great photograph of the market at Dungarvan, and a platform in Gort ahead of an address by de Valera (Gardaí and a tricolour are visible), picnic lunch in Killarney.

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 010.

Three black and white photographs marked Blenheim, one of the front of the building, and two taken on the grounds.

Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 -->Photographs --> 012.

See photographs in 004. Seven colour photographs taken at the same house and featuring the same children.