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Copy letter to Margaret Mary Pearse from Donadlo Stewart, Casillia 201, Bolivia, seeking information on the progress of the collection in aid of the fund for the purchase of St. Enda’s School.

Letter to Margaret Mary Pearse from Tom Wall, 3 Shelmartin Avenue, Fairview, Dublin, giving details of his qualifications and seeking a teaching position.

Card to Margaret Mary Pearse from Joseph J. O’Kelly, Killiney Road, Killiney, County Dublin, re a small subscription for the Captain Robert Monteith fund.

A clipping of an article titled ‘School Memorial to the Brothers Pearse’ (‘Irish Press’, 7 Sept. 1954). The article refers to a memorial to be established in Westland Row CBS to perpetuate the memory of the Pearse brothers who were educated in the school.

A cover annotated ‘Pearse book’. Includes a clipping of a short article from the ‘Evening Mail’ (1 Feb. 1955) re a work called the ‘Bugle Calls’ supposedly written and composed by Gerald Crofts for Patrick Pearse before 1916.

List of photographs or lantern slides compiled most likely for a lecture. The list includes mostly buildings in Ireland, England and on the continent selected probably for their architectural merit. The final page (at No. 208) reads ‘Portrait of Mrs Pearse and her son Willie (this is to be put after own)’.

Letter to Margaret Pearse from A.H. Lindop, district superintendent, British Homes Assurance Corporation, 17a Dawson Street, Dublin, re the payment of a subscription.

Letter to Margaret Pearse. No signature is extant for the letter. The headed address is given as the Hotel Sherman Chicago. The letter is incomplete but refers to Margaret Mary Pearse and St. Enda’s School.

Letter to Margaret Pearse from Mary O’Hanrahan, Altamount, Kilkenny, giving news of her family.

Letter to Margaret Pearse from D.P. Martin congratulating her on her recent election victory. The address and date portion of the letter have been torn away. Martin added ‘That business of wrecking your lovely place at Ranelagh was a frightful shame that was talked about all over England by the Labour party and condemned in no half-hearted fashion’.