Foundation of, and Extensions to, Saint Joseph’s
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- circa 1937
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A brief memorandum on the foundation of, and extensions to, Saint Joseph’s.
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Foundation of, and Extensions to, Saint Joseph’s
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A brief memorandum on the foundation of, and extensions to, Saint Joseph’s.
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The Immaculate Conception Oratory was on the first floor of the new wing at Saint Joseph's, Blackrock, which had been built in the 1930s. The wing was attached to a building which was constructed in 1887. The whole building was again demolished in the 1970s.
This file contains letters and drawings from Vincent Downes, Architect, regarding design and estimates for different furnishings to be included in the oratory.
Thanks and Question about Missal
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Letter from Joseph Downes acknowledging help and raising an Oratory matter.
Notes regarding Oratory Furnishings
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Letter from Joseph Downes enclosing notes of a discussion regarding furnishings.
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Photocopy Procès-Verbal of the opinions of the Provincial Consultors submitted to the Superior General regarding a new house in Blackrock.
Acta of Blackrock Domestic Assembly
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Minutes and preparatory documentation of the Domestic Assembly 1970 of the house at Saint Joseph's Seminary, Blackrock. It is unclear whether the Assembly meeting was held on 28 and 29 or on 29 and 30 January, as both sets of dates are given as the Assembly dates.
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List of stockholdings, showing names of stock companies, number of stock held in each, and value for each. The names are not easily legible, but the final three are National Bank, Hibernian Bank and Great Northern Railway.
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An undated typewritten sheet headed ‘Vincentian Fathers Property’. There are gaps that were never filled in. Property named is ‘Newtown Castle Byrne’, ‘Ash Tree field’ and unspecified land in the Barony of Rathdown.
Correspondence with Archdiocese of Dublin
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