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Preview	Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
	1917-11-17	Letter from John Davie Scott to his mother in Locksley, Shankill. Asks his mother to excuse the notepaper (written on squared service notebook paper).	Scott Family; Scott Family, Woodville Estate
	1917-12-17	Regimental Christmas card from John Davie Scott to his mother in Locksley, Shankill. Royal Regiment of Ireland crest to front.	Scott Family; Scott Family, Woodville Estate
	1917-12-06	Letter from John Davie Scott to his mother in Locksley, Shankill. Apologises to her for not writing.	Scott Family; Scott Family, Woodville Estate
	1995-07-09	Poster advertising the RTE Radio 2 Beat on the Street event at the Square, Tallaght.	Radio Teilifis Eireann
	1992	Lucan Weir from West 17.2.13	Healy, Patrick
	1918-01-21	Letter from John Davie Scott written from the Jermyn Court Hotel, Piccadilly Circus, London, to his mother in Locksley, Shankill.	Scott Family; Scott Family, Woodville Estate
	1916-02-25	Letter from John Davie Scott in Southampton to his mother in Locksley, Shankill. Mentions of his disembarkation to France.	Scott Family; Scott Family, Woodville Estate
	1915-08-15	Letter from John Davie Scott, while in action at Gallipoli, to his sister Marjorie Ruth Scott, at Locksley, Shankill.	Scott Family; Scott Family, Woodville Estate
	1917-11-30	Letter from John Davie Scott to his mother in Locksley, Shankill. Mentions of three unnamed officer casualties, state of trenches, dinner with Percy, receipt of silk socks.	Scott Family; Scott Family, Woodville Estate
	-	Typewritten story - House for Sale	Letts, Winifred
	-	Script - When It Strikes Ten - play or radio play?	Letts, Winifred
	1970	Script - One Hallows' Eve - 3 Act play (original address Alderley changed to Beech Cottage)	Letts, Winifred
	1907	Script - Money for Jam WML (Lark Hill address) - 1 hour play	Letts, Winifred
	1941	Script - Joy and Mr Mulligan (19 Fitzw Sq address);	Letts, Winifred
	-	Printed story The Odd Woman extracted from The Dublin Magazine (imprinted with Faversham address) pages 11-19	Letts, Winifred
	-	Printed stories bound together - The House of Mourning & The Muddy Vesture - extracted	Letts, Winifred
	-	Printed stories - The King Congratulates W M L - extracted	Letts, Winifred
	-	Photo of W M Letts taken while living at rectory Newton Heath - pre 1904 approx	Letts, Winifred
	-	Hamilton and Jones - July 1941 letter from W Monk Gibbon congratulating her on play - refers to her pro-Irish sentiments and saying he saw (at play) and spoke to lots of friends .... Isa Mac Nie, Patrick Kavanagh, Austin Clarke, Temple Lane, Brinsley (MacNamara?)	Letts, Winifred
	1941	Jan 1941 letter from Earl of Longford to W.M Letts notifying playwright that production of play (Hamilton and Jones) will be delayed and feedback on play	Letts, Winifred