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Photograph album containing programmes of recitals by pupils of Burchill School of Dancing at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, with related press cuttings and black and white photographs of Clarke between the ages of 8 and 24. The first images depict Clarke in the garden of her home, posing in costume after each performance. Later images feature Clarke during performances with her fellow dancers, including Ethel Ormston, Albert Regent and Clarke's dancing partner Barry Drumm. The images relate to performances given in June 1946, June 1948, November 1950, February 1953, May 1956, April 1958, May 1960 and June 1962. Also contained in the album are press cuttings relating to Clarke's first television appearance in December 1961. Fragile, with several loose items.

Album containing 47 black and white photographs of Eades family interest and a press cutting announcing the engagement of Florence Mary Eades to Michael Coventry. Three of the photographs are loose. The album shows signs of re-use, the images it originally contained having been removed.

Album with leather covers embossed ‘Greetings from Napier N.Z. – Photographs’, containing 108 black and white photographs and postcards of Condell’s wedding in 1937, her honeymoon, and childhood images of her son Alan. Also two press cuttings relating to Alan Condell. Nine of the items are loose. The last page bears the printed inscription ‘Photos by P. C. Sorrell Napier’. The album shows signs of re-use, the images it originally contained having been removed.

Album compiled by May, Countess of Limerick containing black and white photographs, mainly of people and of country houses in Ireland and the UK, sketches (some in colour), postcards, letterheads, and autographs collected during house parties. Moderate to heavy foxing on most plates. Also see P51/8/1.

Album containing 214 greeting and postcards, addressed in the main to Mrs Morony, Belcarra, Castlebar, county Mayo. Most of the cards are in black and white; some have a colour tint. Although many of the cards depict foreign scenes, most were posted in Ireland. The subjects include in the main prominent buildings and scenes in Ireland, England, Wales, Scotland, Sweden, Germany, Southern Turkey and the United States.