Extracts (cut outs) from 'The Clongownian' of [1915], concerning the building of the new "Boys" Chapel at Clongowes Wood College SJ (8pp). Of interest, on the front cover is a note from October 1813 about the sale of Castle Brown to the Jesuits, written in a London newspaper, and quoting "The Dublin Journal". On the front cover is an article indicating those who have contributed as benefactors to the building of the Chapel, and particularly highlighting Fr Daniel E O'Brien SJ - Superior at the Norwood Parish in Adelaide, Australia - and Fr George Redington Roche SJ - Senior Prefect at Clongowes - who before taking Final Vows in the Society of Jesus, contributed inherited money for the Chapel. Fr O'Brien died in Adelaide in 1915.

Copy of black and white photograph of Hockey Match "Clongowes v Mr Mahony's Team". It is taking place at Clongowes on the playing fields. Cut from 'The Clongownian' - there is a section of an article about Charles Dickens on the back. Handwritten underneath the photo caption is "In black trousers G B Barrett".

A black and white photograph of Mr William J. Kane and Mr. John F.Kane (father of Rev. Robert Kane SJ) and an extract taken from 'The Clongownian', 1906 on Fr Kane.

Printed photograph of the college choir at Clongowes Wood College cut from ‘The Clongownian’. Ink annotations identify ‘Dom Kelly in centre’, scholastics H. Johnston and C. Byrne and T. McGuinness.