View of a large group of men and women posing for the camera while standing on the Jacob's Biscuits Factory roof located on Bishop Street, Dublin. The group was possibly participating in a tour of the building.
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Nine black and white photographs of a number of guests attending the Jacob's Television Awards reception.
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Black and white aerial photograph of the Jacob's premises on Bishop Street, Dublin. Includes the Jacob's offices, St Peter's Church, printing department, warehouse, and bakehouse. Handwritten number on the back of the photograph; AR4507.
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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View of a uniformed female worker icing biscuits by hand. An accompanying note reads that the scenes are 'entirely unrehearsed' and their objective 'being to give a true picture of the normal life of the Factory'. Machines may 'appear a little shabby', however, 'this is because t
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Twelve black and white photographs of guests attending the Jacob's Radio and Television Awards reception which took place in the Bishop Street factory. Jacob's management, Edward C. Bewley, Gordon Lambert and Jeffery Brian Jenkins are in attendance.
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Colour photograph of staff in the Jacob's recreation area at the Bishop Street premises. The area is surrounded by buildings and includes a tree, a grassy spot and some plants. Staff are sitting on benches. The area had previously been used as a Huguenot graveyard and the headsto
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Twelve black and white photographs of guests attending the Jacob's Television Awards. The event took place at the Bishop Street factory, Dublin. Handwritten on the back of the image; '103118 for T Hughes'.
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Black and white photograph of workers wrapping biscuits in the Bishop Street factory shortly before moving to the Tallaght premises. Workers are wearing a factory uniform consisting of a smock/ coat and a hair net/ hat.
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Twelve black and white photographs of guests at the Jacob's Television Awards. Includes John Healy (writer) (image 469) and Muiris Mac Conghail (producer) (image 470) who were both recipients of the award.
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Twelve black and white photographs of guests socialising at the Jacob's Television Awards reception. Those in attendance include; Tánaiste and Minister for Health and Social Welfare, Brendan Corish (image 93195) and An Taoiseach, Charles Haughey (then Minister for Agriculture) (i
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Twelve black and white photographs of guest socialising at the Jacob's Television Awards reception.
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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View of two female employees packing biscuits into tins. An accompanying note reads; 'the packer sits with different varieties of biscuits within easy reach'. The note also states that the scenes are 'entirely unrehearsed' and their objective 'being to give a true picture of the
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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