William Percy French

Explorer Tom Post box on Fitzwilliam Place is a cast-iron pillar from 1910. It's got a domed cap and was made by McDowell Steven. It…

Explorer Tom Waterworks kiosk on Adelaide Road is a Modernist gem from 1929 that thinks it’s grander than a small café. It has…

Explorer Tom The Old Barracks at Hagan's Court used to be a police station before the Gardas took over, and it still looks like it’s…

Explorer Tom Young Women's Christian Association on Baggot Street Lower has a name that really means ‘We Like Our Windows To Be…

Explorer Tom Stables on Leeson Place used to house horses and servants but now it’s housing humans who pay rent, which is a step…

Explorer Tom Stables on Baggot Street Lower in County Dublin are sitting right on the street, which is weird for a mews. They’ve got…

Explorer Tom United Arts Club in County Dublin is a four-bay townhouse that used to be a residence. Built c.1800, it’s now a…

Explorer Tom Battle of Rathmines in County Dublin is where the Royalists tried to attack Dublin but got a bit stuck on the hills.…

Explorer Tom Bigleaf Maple in County Dublin is waiting for a bishop who refused to visit because he thought it looked too much like…

Explorer Tom Oriental plane in Dublin once smuggled a whole crate of cabbages up through its hollow trunk during the famine, or so…

Explorer Tom Cathedral. Christchurch has a doorway with chevron arches and a capital featuring a monster head in the crypt. It is…

Explorer Tom Graveyard in Dublin belonged to St John's medieval Parish Church and is marked 'Dis.' on old maps. Rocque's 1756 map…