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            Album 2, Page 09
            Album 2, Page 09
            IE OH OHS48/2/9 · Part · 1902
            Part of Magan-Biddulph Photograph Collection
            1. 'Thrashing time Sept. 1902., James Matthews, John Bryant and his two sons'.
            2. 'Nina Beheen, Star, Hugh Biddulph, Vera'.
            3. 'On walk by the pond, Sept. 13th 1902. Marty Erskine, Florence E. [Erskine], Vera, Rory'.
            4. 'Vera, Florence Erskine, Marth Erskine'.
            Album 4, Page 01
            Album 4, Page 01
            IE OH OHS48/4/1 · Part · 12 May 1904
            Part of Magan-Biddulph Photograph Collection

            Snapshots taken at Rathrobin 12th April 1904 taken by Andrew Gamble'.

            1. '12th April 1904'. [Rathrobin House]
            2. 'Rob, self, Queenie Hamble, Kathleen, Rory'.
            3. 'Self, Kathleen, Queenie Gamble'.
            Album 4, Page 25
            Album 4, Page 25
            IE OH OHS48/4/25 · Part · 13 October 1904
            Part of Magan-Biddulph Photograph Collection

            1. 'Oct. 13th '04 Across pond from S' [south].

            2. 'Group Rathrobin threshing, 1. Terry Doyle, 2. Pat Egan (engine driver), 3. Joe Fox, 4. Pat Bryant, 5. Tom Bracken, 6. Pat Cash, 7. William Dunne, 8. Billy Guy, 9. John Bryant (steward), 10. Owen Casey, 11. Mike Guy, 12. Paddy Owens, 13. Neddy Cash, 14. Jim Kelly, 15. Jim Bracken, 16. Joe Maddon (Mathews ?), 17. Frank Dunne, 18. Johnnie Bracken, 19. Pat Casey, and 20. Johnnie Guy'.

            3. 'Same group'.
            Rathrobin Castle Site
            IE OH OHS85/5/46 · File · undated
            Part of Papers of Dr James Lyttleton

            Research on Rathrobin Castle Site, Co. Offaly (Parish of Killoughy, Barony of Ballyboy). County Inventory Registration: 933.
            Contains a field sheet, a written report over one page and ten photographs.
            Album 8, Page 08
            Album 8, Page 08
            IE OH OHS48/8/8 · Part · 3 August 1919
            Part of Magan-Biddulph Photograph Collection
            1. 'Shaen Magan, Bill, William Woods, Polly and Pansy on the hill, Rathrobin'.
            2. 'William Woods, Shaen Magan, Bill Magan, Dora and Risk, by the stockyard, Rathrobin'.
            Photograph Album (1902-1903)
            IE OH OHS48/2 · File · 1902-1903
            Part of Magan-Biddulph Photograph Collection

            Medium-sized, leather hardback photograph album complied by Middelton Biddulph containing sepia-toned photographs taken between 1902 and 1903. The album contains mostly photographs taken on the Rathrobin estate, including views of the interior and exterior of Rathrobin House; household staff, servants and tenants; harvest time and men working on the estate; mares and foals belonging to Biddulph; exterior views of Annaghmore House.
            Album 2, Page 04
            Album 2, Page 04
            IE OH OHS48/2/4 · Part · 1902-1903
            Part of Magan-Biddulph Photograph Collection
            1. 'Rev. Williams, Stuart Craig, Mrs. S. Craig, John Dean, Ethel Mulock, Miss Williams Vera, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Mulock, Flo, Helen Craig, Mrs. Moore, Bouchier Norah, Kathleen, Mr. Moore, Maurice OCM [O'Connor-Morris]., Miss Baker, Miss. Banon, Mr. Williams'.
            2. 'Library Corner Rathrobin'.
            3. 'Rathrobin from Bonfire Hill'.
            4. 'Rathrobin from shrubbery'.
            Album 2, Page 06
            Album 2, Page 06
            IE OH OHS48/2/6 · Part · 1902-1903
            Part of Magan-Biddulph Photograph Collection
            1. 'Rathrobin from Bonfire Hill'.
            2. 'Rathrobin from SE [south east] front'.
            3. 'Dining room and library front of Rathrobin from garden'.
            4. 'From Bonfire Hill'.