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Photographs of the sculptures, ‘Crucifix’, ‘Blessed Virgin and Child’ and ‘St. Joseph the Workman’ by Laurence Campbell which were displayed in the Domestic Chapel at Tullabeg. Black and white and colour. Various sizes. Note concerning the colour photographs by Fr Richard Coyne SJ.

Photographs of the removal of the Evie Hone windows from the chapel at Tullabeg. Colour. 15cm x 10cm. Includes Fr Brendan Murray SJ.

Photographs of the Old Rahan Graveyard, Tullabeg cemetery, mass rock in property of Rahan Lodge, burial stone of Fr John Cunningham SJ, taken by Fr Kevin Laheen SJ.

Colour photographs of the entrance to Tullabeg and the woods in Tullabeg.

Cleaning and restoration of the stained glass windows by Evie Hone after their removal from the domestic chapel at Tullabeg. Negative prints. Printed out colour positives. 10 x 15cm each.

Photodiary by Fr Kevin Laheen SJ, recounting a visit to the Old Cemetery in Rahan to look for the remains of Rev. Henry Lynch SJ.

Philosophy course notes comprising:
– ‘Ontologia Codex, First year Philosophy, Fr Joseph O’Mara SJ’ (1955);
– Critica Codex, First Year, Fr Conn Lonergan SJ (1956);
– Cosmologia course notes, Second Year Philosophy, Fr Brendan Lawler SJ (1956);
– Psychologia class notes, Second Year Philosophy, Fr Thomas Byrne SJ (1956);
– Sociology Codex, Third Year Philosophy, Fr Michael Connolly SJ (1957);
– Ethica Specialis, Third Year Philosophy, Fr Michael Connolly SJ (1957);
– Ethica Generalis, Third Year Philosophy, Fr Michael Connolly SJ (1957);
– Anthropology, c1957, Fr Fleming’s codex (?) adopted by Fr Michael Connolly SJ.

Correspondence to Fr Brendan Murray SJ, Rector, Tullabeg, from Hoey and Denning solicitors, Tullamore, county Offaly, relating to payment of £100 for an entrance to the new cemetery at Rahan.

Ordnance Survey map of county Offaly featuring St. Stanislaus College, Tullabeg.

Notebook relating to the history of the house at Tullabeg, containing account of alleged apparitions in the summer of 1922 at the grotto to Our Lady; Later recollection of the events by Fr Harold Craig SJ (1977).