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Mystery metal man – could he be Charles Gavan Duffy?
A little while ago, I wrote about the small metal bust of an unknown man, found some years ago on Baker’s Flat. I had a theory it might be Gladstone. But now there’s another contender. One of the followers of this … Continue reading →
Posted in Baker's Flat, Cataloguing, Migration
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Tagged analysis, artefacts, cataloguing, Charles Gavan Duffy, Gladstone, Glasnevin Cemetery, mystery metal man, Nice
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Mystery metal man
The photo below shows the slightly rumpled bust of an unknown man. It was found on Baker’s Flat at some time in the last few years. It’s not very big, about 7 cm tall, and I’m assuming at this stage … Continue reading →
Posted in Baker's Flat, Cataloguing, Travelling
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Tagged Baker's Flat, Gladstone, home rule, Manchester, metal artefacts, politics
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