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cartoon / Frongoch, North Camp, 1916

Postcard cartoon; sketch or drawing of Frongoch Internment Camp, Bala, Wales. No. 2, North Camp. Artwork by Cathal MacDowell, who was interned in Frongoch from 1916 to 1917. Signed in corner.

photograph / Return of the I.R.A. Prisoners, June 1917

Postcard photograph, depicting Countess Markievicz arriving at Liberty Hall, Dublin. Return of the I.R.A. Prisoners, June 1917.

photograph / Prisoners marching to the North Wall,, 1916

(Cashman 13) 1916 Rising. Photograph of Irish prisoners being escorted to North Wall, Easter, 1916.

prison art / Frongoch Camp, 1916

Pencil sketch of a prisoner, Frongoch, 1916, by Cathal MacDubhghaill. Dated 18 October 1916.

prison art / Frongach, 1916

Macrame bag, green with the letter M on front. Contains Christmas note inside. Frongach, Christmas 1916. From a father to his daughter Muirin. Prison craftwork.

prison autograph album / Peter C. McPartlin, Frongoch Camp, 1916

Autograph book, Peter C. McPartlin, Frongach 1916. Verse and illustrations.

internment order / Edward Martin, Frongoch, 1916

Frongach internment order for Edward Martin of St. Mary's Terrace, Athlone, post 1916 Rising.

prison art / C. MacDongal, Frongach 1916

Sketch, pencil drawing of C. MacDongal, by W. Murray, 20 October 1916, in Frongach Internment Camp.

prisoner list / female prisoners, 1916

List of female prisoners, 1916, on Government notepaper, including names, ages and other biographical details. Included are Josephine Plunkett, 58, 26 Upr Fitzgibbon Street; Kathleen Lynn, 42, 9 Belgrave Road; Winifred Carney, 28, 43 Belvidere Pl. Typist National Health...

sketch book / Aylesbury Prison, 1916

Sketch book / prison journal of Countess Markievicz whilst in Aylesbury Prison, 1916. Hardback prison issue notebook of approx. 205 pages, containing sketches made by Constance Markievicz while in Aylesbury Prison - Female Convict Prison. Also poetry by Eva Gore-Booth. Themes of religion, freedom...

photograph / Arthur Griffith and Children

Photograph of Arthur Griffith walking up a garden pathway toward a house with his two children, Ita and Nevin, on his release from prison. Undated. Griffth was imprisoned in 1916, Gloucester Jail in 1919 and Mountjoy Prison in 1921.

prison art / Derby Prison, 1916

Tablemat made by Stephen Pollard in Derby Prison, 1916. 24 by 13 ins. embroidered with the words DERBY PRISON / DUBLIN C.COY / IRA / EASTER XVI picked out on a background of mostly green, white and orange.

prison art / Wandsworth Jail, 1916

Egg spoon, wood, made in Wandsworth Jail, 1916, by the donor Patrick Ronan with a pen knife.

prisoner list / Lewes Jail, 1916-17

"Lewes Jail. Names, sentences and registers of Irish prisoners". A list of signatures of prisoners sentenced after 1916 Rising, with their sentences and prison numbers. With accompanying information - In 1917 while the men sentenced to penal servitude by the Courts Martial in Dublin in 1916 were...