Photographs
Photographs taken in 1939 of the Irish Sweepstake Building, Ballsbridge, Dublin; from the collection of the Royal Institute of British Architects:
- Interior, staff at work
- Interior, the laying of the teak floor
- Interior, the canteen
- Exterior, the roof
- Exterior, the west front
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