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Scoil Bride Culaid Co. Donegal (1931)

January 5, 2017 4272 × 2656 Scoil Bride Culaid, Cooly townland, Co. Donegal

Scoil Bride Culaid Co. Donegal (1931)

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An #abandoned #classroom now filled with hay bales in Tryhill National School near #ballygar in Co. #galway This school was built c. 1830. The scale of this former national school is testament to the high regard for the #education of the local #community both boys and girls. A two-storey building, it is unusual insofar as the boys were educated on one floor and the girls on the other, instead of in separate parts of the same floor. Though meant to be multi-denominational, the keystone above the door has been fashioned into a crude cross, a subtle signal of the school's Catholic leaning. Once an important social centre for the local residents, this former #schoolhouse is of social and architectural significance to the area. For more information visit www.endaoflaherty.com #architecture #archaeology #victorian #geography #georgian #heritageireland #heritage #humangeography #history #urbex #ruralireland #ireland #rurex #photography

Here's a fresh post to the Blog this afternoon. It features a hidden school house in Co. Sligo, and a short story about the perils of milking a cow and pretending to be something you're not https://endaoflaherty.com/2018/10/18/rathmullan-national-school-bearvaish-townland-co-sligo/ #archaeology #architecture #urbex #rurex #ruralireland #edwardian #geography #photography #heritage #heritageireland #history #localhistory #georgian #sligo #countysligo

Shanavaghera National School in Co. Mayo - built in 1935 but now derelict. Photographed early one morning in February (an updated post from February 2015) https://wp.me/p4MbWx-jL #archaeology #architecture #urbex #rurex #ruralireland #geography #photography #heritage #heritageireland #history #localhistory #mayo #countymayo

Here's a fresh post to the Blog this evening. It features a curious, charming and rare piece of material culture that I was lucky to come across; The Needlework workbook of the Pupils of the National Model Female Schools https://wp.me/p4MbWx-1ro #archaeology #architecture #urbex #rurex #ruralireland #edwardian #geography #photography #heritage #heritageireland #history #localhistory #georgian #needlework #sewing

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