Letters, tradesmen’s accounts, inventories of plate, specifications, tender and other papers of the 4th and 5th Earls, all concerning the contents of Birr Castle or improvements and alterations to Birr Castle and demesne and
to houses and cottages owned by the estate – the installation of motors and turbines, plumbing, lighting, heating, redecorating, ‘hacking off’ plaster-work, etc. [Not in chronological order. For other inventories of plate, etc, see H/8 and T/83.]
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- Parsonstown reverted to Birr in 1901.
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Birr
Birr
- NT Back Lane
- NT Birr Barracks
- NT Birr Castle
- NT Birr Castle demesne
- NT Brendan Street
- NT Burkeshill
- NT Castle Street
- NT Chapel Lane
- NT Church Lane
- NT Connaught Street
- NT Cumberland Street
- NT Duke Square
- NT Duke Street
- NT Factory Field
- NT Fair Green
- NT Fayle's Lane
- NT Graveyard Street
- NT Green Street
- NT Kennedy's Lane
- NT Langton’s Lane
- NT Love Lane
- NT Main Street
- NT Market Square
- NT Mellsop Street
- NT Mill Lane
- NT Moore Park
- NT Moorpark Street
- NT Mount Sally
- NT Newbridge Lane
- NT Newbridge Street
- NT Old Bridge Street
- NT Oxmantown Mall
- NT Oxmantown Place
- NT Parsonstown (Birr) Workhouse
- NT Pound Street
- NT Rosse Row
- NT Rosse Street
- NT The Green
- NT The Upper Green
- NT Thomastown Park
- NT Townsend Street
- NT Wilmer Road
- NT Wilmer Terrace