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People of Kilrea
Kilrea Post Office 1900
Back Row L. to R.: James Dripps (Postmaster)
William McFadden ~ James Bradley ~ William Murphy
~ Washington Patterson
Richard McFadden (Town Postman) ~ Mrs. Atkinson (Postwoman)
Front Row L. to R.: John Boyd (Telegraph Messenger) ~
Samuel Thompson (Counter Clerk)
Miss R. Wallace (Counter Clerk) ~ Miss H. Gracey (Counter Clerk)
Miss Michael (Charge Hand) ~ Pat. Joe Moran (Substitute Postman)
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1) Tom Mullan R.I.P. Lyanee Portglenone, Co. Antrim, Ireland - Photographer
or Framer J. McGuigan, Belfast
2) These were drafters in the 109th Medical Battalion headquarters unit.
Starke was from Missouri, Wallen was from Iowa and had been in the
Regimental Band unit, it had been broken up and some members transported to
the Medical Battalion prior to movement overseas. Back of Coners or Toners
Bark or Barr
3) Notice on buildings says Moneydig? Post Office and Samuel
Kilrea Pipe Band at Kilrea Festival
Kilrea Red Cross Branch
Front Row: Miss Ann Fitzsimons, Director ~ Mrs. V. McIlrath ~
Mr. G. A. McIlrath O.B.E., J.P., Pres. L/Derry Branch B.R.C.S. with the
member of the Kilrea Red Cross Branch who successfully passed their
examination.
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1) Trade Fair in Kilrea - Wood turning by (on the right) R. J. G. Bruce from
Scroggy Road, Limavady, with him are Mrs. Watson, Kilrea and his friend
David Watson, Limavady
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Garvagh P.S. - C. Craig? Dalhen? & Pat Dulbelle?
Remembrance Day in Kilrea 1986 - Rev. Dr. R. N. Gordon conducted the
service. Second Kilrea Presbyterian.
Mr. Jack Jones, organiser of the service.
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1) Arrest of Berryman at Garvagh 1908 taken to Derry Jail from Garvagh
Station.
2) Seizure of Rifles at Coleraine. During the Home Rule agitation in the
early summer of 1913 two cases of rifles were seized in a cross-channel
steamer at Coleraine quay. The cases were taken to the constabulary
barracks, and in due time were conveyed by rail to Derry. There are seen in
the above picture at Coleraine Railway Station.
Royal Irish Constabulary, guarding the Historic Pump, Kilrea, 1909. The War
Memorial now occupied a position over the historic pump which was the scene
of contention between rival political sections, who on festival occasions
endeavoured to place upon it party emblems. A portion of the old pump
remains at the base of the War Memorial.
man on bike Jack Walker 1912
12th July at Garvagh ~ Members of Tullyarley L.O.L. with flute
and drum.
11th November 1980
Dan O'Kane
Handball at Kilrea outside Scullions (W. Scullion, Refreshment Rooms)
Maghera Street, Kilrea
Church Street, Kilrea
Finner Camp
Bridge Street, Kilrea
Coleraine Street, Kilrea
Bridge Street, Kilrea
Maghera Street, Kilrea 1900
Kilrea 1900
Irwin Hotel 1901 (J. Irwin, Hotel & Emigration office)
Church Row, Kilrea
First Kilrea Presbyterian Manse
Diamond, Kilrea
Church
Street, Kilrea
Main Street, Garvagh
Eel Weirs', Portna, Kilrea
Dallas, Garvagh
Diamond and Coleraine Street, Kilrea
Kilrea
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