Volume containing notes in English for the annual letter recording the history of St. Stanislaus’ College, Tullamore and copies of the final Latin versions Includes reference to visitations, the events on particular feastdays, the arrival of novices, the annual status and deaths. Writers of the histories include Frs. Richard O’Reilly SJ, Patrick O’Kelly SJ, Thomas Byrne SJ and Michael A. O’ Grady SJ.

Notebook relating to the history of the house at Tullabeg, containing account of alleged apparitions in the summer of 1922 at the grotto to Our Lady; Later recollection of the events by Fr Harold Craig SJ (1977).

Views of the exterior and grounds of the Jesuit House at Tullabeg. Various sizes. Colour.

Two postcards of the Jesuit Retreat House at Tullabeg. 10 x 14cm.

Christmas Mass at the church in Tullabeg featuring Frs. Brendan Murray SJ and Dermot Fleury SJ. Colour. 20 x 25½cm

Translation from English to Greek of a poem entitled ‘Tom Twist’. Translated by [ ] Bartley and Edward Power in the Juniorate, Tullabeg.

Copies of material related to the history of Tullabeg, newspaper clippings and handwritten chronological notes on Tullabeg. Includes copy of a Souvenir of St Stanislaus College, 1910 and a photocopy of ‘Ye Booke of ye Ancient Beadle’, Beadles Journal 1918 - 1921, Tullabeg Juniorate.

Historia Domus and annual letters for Tullabeg College and Residence by Frs John Curtis, Hugh Mulhall, Burke, Mathew Seaver, John Grene, William Delany and Carton (In Latin and English).

Handwritten accounts related to Tullabeg and details of the rent of Tullabeg. Includes references to ‘Irish Province in a/c with Tullabeg’, which details expenses of individual Jesuits such as examinations, living expenses, travel and tailoring (1900 - 1915); receipt of the Province in account with Clongowes Wood College (October 1909); list of tertians at Tullabeg (1911); letter of thanks from Brother Benedict, Mount St. Michael, Drumfries, Scotland to Fr Thomas Wheeler SJ, Tullabeg concerning information related to land at Tullabeg (25 April 1909).