File:Royal Hibernian Military School-Unidentified building in unknown location? (34468192023).jpg

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Nothing as exciting as Beagle Balls, collapsing prison walls and daring rescues today! We have a large institutional building photographed by the Wiltshires in the middle of the last century. It looks like a convent or seminary but where is it?

Photographer: Elinor Wiltshire

Collection: Wiltshire Photographic Collection

Date: 1951-1971

NLI Ref: Wil 54 P [unidentified

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