Roscommon Postcards – Strokestown.

This is our small collection of Strokestown postcards. Note Copyright rests with the individual photographer (see notes below). Do not use without their permission.

We are always on the look out for additional examples to add to our collection. If you have any postcards (used or unused) that you no longer need please contact us.
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01 A set of three cards from Strokestown Park House. No date (1990's, early 2000's). The Drawing Room, The Dining Room and Strokestown (General view). Turners Printers, Longford. Cards sponsored by Westward Garage Ltd.

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04 18th. Century Walled Garden at Strokestown Park House. Published by Mayo / Roscommon Hospice. Printed by K.P.S., Knock, Co. Mayo. Copyright: Tom Raftery. (Part of a set of 6 cards produced as part of a calendar in 2000).

05 Strokestown, West Avenue. No further details on card. No date.

06 Convent Mercy, Strokestown. No further details on card. No date. (Mss date on back: 1923).

07 Series of cards produced by Strokestown Park House. No publisher or printer listed on card. (Card No's are 2PX 1387, 2PX 1388 and 2PX 1389)

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10 County Roscommon Series. St. Johns Church, Strokestown. David Knight Photography. 1987. Part of a series of six cards produced for Roscommon Co. Council.
11 Caricature Card. Irish Bogtrotters. Famine Museum, Strokestown.
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A Series of four cards produced and sold in Strokestown Park House in 2011.

The Kitchen.

 

 

The Summerhouse and Walled Garden.

 

 

 

 

Strokestown Park House

 

 

 

The Entrance Hall.

All photographs by Eunan Sweeney.
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16 Demesne Entrance, Strokestown.

Hely's Limited, Dublin. (Postdate first decade of 20th century)
17 Catholic Church, Strokestown.

Milton Series. (postdate: 1934).
     

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