Finola O'Kane, editor.
Irish Georgian Society, 2020 (Paperback)
This volume is dedicated to the art and architecture of Cork city and county.
Contributors
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Mark McCarthy: An historical geography of the Atlantic port city of Cork, 1600-1715
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David Dickson: Cork’s new town (1780) and its afterlife
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Vandra Costello: The Georgian villa landscape of Cork
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Laura Johnstone: ‘An Eel is not more slippery than an Irish Gentleman’: managing a jointly held estate in Cork and Dublin, 1778-1845
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Peter Murray: Naval storehouses on Haulbowline Island 1816-1822: A study in Georgian military architecture
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Dagmar Ó Riain-Raedel: Arthur Hill and the Crawford Art Gallery
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Richard J. Butler: ‘The whole of the approaches … are full of difficulties’: early proposals for railways in Cork city, c.1835-1850
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Jessie Castle: ‘I spent all this day at Dundanion’: the journal of Eliza Deane, 1832
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Denis Linehan: The lost city: recovering the Cork City Architect Eamon O’Byrne
