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 course 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.
Mount Argus; Buildings: Monastery: Ignatius of the Child Jesus to Anthony of St. James. General: petitions that the directives of Rule that the size of cells and width of corridors be set aside in the case of Mount Argus, where building is already in progress, with the size of cells exceeding that prescribed in the rule. Petition was granted provided future building conforms to the rule.
Mount Argus: Buildings: Income Tax
(02) =2 printed letterhead 20 x 26 typewritten: MacDonagh & Boland,Ltd, 51 Dame Street Dublin to Fr Cronan Doyle,CP, Mt Argus Dublin. Thanks for letter of 4th inst., and ch. for £2.2.0. Repairs relief in Sched. A has been abolished from 6 April 1934
Mount Argus; Buildings: Fire Policy: Printed f/c form; Hibernian Fire and General Insurance Co., Ltd. 48-49 Dame Street, Dublin: Frs. Malachy Gavin; Sebastian Slean, Cyprian Meagher, Mt. Argus, Harold's Cross, Dublin. Fire Policy 28706, for £38,816 from 25/12/1918 to 25/12/1919.
Mount Argus; Buildings; Ball-alley. Muphy Brothers, Builders, 32a Castlewood Avenue, Rathmines to Fr. Sebastian Slean, C.P., Rector, Mount Argus. Estimate for building new ball-alley: £167.14.0 ( - £38.10.0 if it is concrete. rather than brickwork).
Mount Argus: Buildings and Lands: 3 slips stapled topgethger. typewriten on how valuation of buildings and kands of Mount Argus are worked out.
Mount Argus; Buildings; Printed form from Royal Insurance Co., Dame Street, Dubln addressed to Dominic O'Neill, C.P., Buildings insured for £20,000 at a premium rate of £16 per year as follows: House, £8,500: Furniture and books, £2,500: Church, £8,000, Church furnishing, £2,000: period 18 March, 1978 to 4 p.m. 25 March, 1879
Album of pictures : 1. retreat from SW. 2. retreat from SE. 3. calvary shrine 4. bridge over Poddle. 5 cemetery looking south. 6. Main stairs from middle corridor. 7. bottom corridor. 8. church from gallery. 9. choir : altar & stalls 10. altar in pieta chapel . 11. library room. 12. refectory
SOME OF THESE PHOTOGRAPHS (PARTICULARLY THOS OF THE INTERIOR OF THE CHURCH BEFORE ITS EXTENSION AND THE EXTERIOR) SEEM TO HAVE BEEN TAKEN AFTER THE COMPLETION OF THE REDECORATION OF THE CHURCH IN 1924.
THESE PHOTOGRAPHS HAVE NOW BEEN ARANGED IN THE PHOTOGRPHIC ARCHIVE IN SHELF 2; BOX 6; FILE 6