Dublin Custom House Ablaze. City’s Finest Building Burned to the Ground

Series

Series Name
Gaumont Graphic

Issue

Issue No.
1063
Date Released
30 May 1921
Stories in this Issue:
  1. *Dublin Custom House Ablaze. City’s Finest Building Burned to the Ground
  2. *Empire Day Parade
  3. *England V. Australia: The First Test Match
  4. *American Sports And Pastimes

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Story

Summary
Custom House ablaze. Pile of revolvers ‘captured and discarded during the melee’. Civilians lined up under of guard of military and auxiliaries to be searched. 3 smiling soldiers with Union Jack.
Keywords
Weapons; Fires; Independence movements; Terrorism; Accidents and disasters; Military
Library number GR
4746
Length of story (in feet)
84
Story extras:
Film clip

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