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MOUNT ARGUS BUILDINGS/ AS A WHOLE (THESE PHOTOGRAPHS HAVE BEE ENTERED INDIVIDUALLY UNDER LOCATIONS 2/6/2/16-19 WITH ABOVE SERIAL NUMBER IN PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE).
FOUR photos of Mt. Argus

1. monastery & church from SW. 2 All weather Calvary shrine. 3. the extended church with arches and pre Vat 11 altar position. 4. close up of altar.

MOUNT ARGUS BUILDINGS/ AS A WHOLE (THIS ITEM HAS ALSO BEEN ENTERED IN THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE UNDER THE ABOVE LOCATION AND SERIAL NO.)
Aerial photo of Mt. Argus with 1938 additions: hedge still in front of monastery, unenlarged carpark and cemetary front still unarranged.

MOUNT ARGUS BUILDINGS/ AS A WHOLE

Receipt for £ 157.15.08 from Wm Murphy 39 Dame St. Received from Alphonsus O'Neill C.P. Provincial.

MOUNT ARGUS BUILDINGS/ AS A WHOLE

Account sheet to Fr. Provincial from William Murphy 39 Dame St. Bill for completing sacristies and work in the refectory etc at £ 207.05.10

MOUNT ARGUS BUILDINGS/ AS A WHOLE

Photostat from THE DUBLIN BUILDER Vol V No.89, P143 Sept.1, 1863 on THE NEW PASSIONIST MONASTERY AT HAROLD'S CROSS. Quotes the FREEMAN in extenso for description of building

Mount Argus: Buildings/ Lands: Tithe-Rentcharge: Request from the Orosh Church Temporalities Commission to Pius Devine, C.P. as to the Poor Law Unon and Eelctoral Division in which Mount Argus is located..

Mount Argus: Buildings/ Lands: Rates: Valuation sheet Barony of Uppercross (cv of I) Parish of St. Catherinne, Union of South Dublin, Electoral District of Rathmines. Argos (Argus?) Very Rev, Pius Devine. Immediate Lessor, the Earl of Meath# Rev. Mr. Whately: 23 acres, i rood, 27 perches: £269 gross total of reteable property.

MOUNT ARGUS BUILDINGS/ AS A WHOLE

Photostat from THE DUBLIN BUILDER P 71 June 1 , 1859
MOUNT ARGUS NEW BUILDINGS : RATHFARNHAM. . An account of change of architect and builder and description of proposed building

Mount Argus; Buildings: Monastery: Cells:Memo of decision made by the General, Anthony of St. James, as regards thre size of the room and the width of the corridors at Mount Argus, then in couirse of construction.

MOUNT ARGUS BUYILDINGS; MONASTERY; receipt from offices of William Murphy, 39 Dame St., Dublin for £70.15.0 per William Byrne in settlement of account for building insurance and extra work for the Provincial at Mount Argus.