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photo of Presentation Sisters of Hobart (c1870s); photo of chapel of Hobart Convent; photo of Launceston Presentation Community (c1900s); colour photos of re -enactment of arrival of Presentation founding Sisters to Hobart (c2000s); photo of drawing of Presentation Convent, Hobart.

photos of the work and life of Sister Margaret McCarthy in Chone, Ecuador, and of the local people she worked with.

Includes; photos of T. J. Walsh.

Includes; Presentation photographs.

A photo album containing both black and white and coloured photographs of Presentation Convent Killarney and the Sisters. Includes photographs of the school, community photographs dating from 1950, the visit of President Eamon de Valera, the Bi-centenary celebrations in 1993, Sister’s jubilees, groups of Sisters on various outings.

A box of slides has also been included.

Also includes photographs of the first group of Sisters from Kerry diocese who went on mission to Dunedin, New Zealand in 1953 and Sisters who went on mission to Montclair and Upland, California in 1955 and 1959.

This series is divided into two files. The first file contains the personal photographs belonging to Brother Vincent Corcoran and includes images of his family and friends. The second file consists of photographs of the School for the Blind, Brother Jerome, and a trip taken with the blind boys.

A collection of Kodak and Agfacolour 35mm colour slides depicting images of Presentation Sisters in Pakistan, particularly Sargodha. A number of slides have a handwritten number in pencil in the top right corner. These numbers correspond to an accompanying descriptive list.

Fujichrome colour photographic slides depicting images of Enniscorthy and the Leap including images of Presentation Convent Enniscorthy.
Note: Slides are numbered from 1 to 37 and it appears that some slides are missing.

This section comprises a collection of photographic images held in the Archives of the Capuchin Custody in Zambia. The Irish Capuchin Archives holds digitized (TIFF) copies of these images. The copies were created by Fr. Noel Brennan OFM Cap. for curation by the Irish Capuchin Archives.