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Letters from Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee to Major J.J. Tynan, Area Secretary, British Legion, Ireland (Southern) Area and to Sir Edwin Lutyens.

Letters advising them that as the Irish Government has decided not to proceed with the opening of the Memorial Park at present, no action will be taken in relation to the scheme for gates and railings for the time being.

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letters from Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee to Major J.J. Tynan, Area Secretary, British Legion, Ireland (Southern) Area and to Sir Edwin Lutyens.cover

Correspondence between Major J.J. Tynan, Area Secretary, British Legion in Ireland and [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee.

Correspondence seeking the present position with regard to the opening of Irish National War Memorial Park; with replies stating that an architect’s report is awaited before a decision can be made.

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Correspondence between Major J.J. Tynan, Area Secretary, British Legion in Ireland and [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee.cover

Letter from Secretary, Department of An Taoiseach, to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee.

Letter stating that ‘The Taoiseach [Eamon de Valera] is of opinion that, in view of altered circumstances, the opening ceremony should be postponed.’ Annotated in pencil: ‘Our appl[ication] to the Court.’

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter from Secretary, Department of An Taoiseach, to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee.cover

Letter [original] from A.P. Connolly, Area Chairman, British Legion Irish Free State Area, to [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Letter requesting a meeting to discuss the opening ceremony for War Memorial Gardens and enquiring the proposed date for same.

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter [original] from A.P. Connolly, Area Chairman, British Legion Irish Free State Area, to [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.cover

Letter [original] from [Miss H.G. Wilson] Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin to A.P. Connolly, Area Chairman, British Legion Irish Free State Area.

Letter stating that 'as the Government and the Memorial Trustees have subscribed the funds for the united scheme for the whole park, the fixing of any dates for the opening will depend largely on the views held by the Government. The only thing that is practically certain is tha

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter [original] from [Miss H.G. Wilson] Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin to A.P. Connolly, Area Chairman, British Legion Irish Free State Area.cover

Letter [original] from Major Tynan D.S.O., Area Secretary British Legion (Irish Free State Area) to [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee.

Letter requesting report on opening of War Memorial Park; with reply from Miss Wilson stating that work on the Park is nearing completion, but that no further information has been received from President de Valera as to the opening date.

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter [original] from Major Tynan D.S.O., Area Secretary British Legion (Irish Free State Area) to [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee.cover

Letter [original] from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.1 to [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee; with reply.

Letter noting that the ‘Garden of Remembrance’ was to have been opened in November. Manuscript annotation: ‘I pray that “politics” have not intervened’. Reply states that ‘politics have not interfered with the opening of the Memorial Park’. The delay has been caused by the Buil

20th century | World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial

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Object Letter [original] from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.1 to [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee; with reply.cover

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Letters from Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee to Major J.J. Tynan, Area Secretary, British Legion, Ireland (Southern) Area and to Sir Edwin Lutyens.

Correspondence between Major J.J. Tynan, Area Secretary, British Legion in Ireland and [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee.

Letter from Secretary, Department of An Taoiseach, to Miss H.G. Wilson, Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee.

Letter [original] from A.P. Connolly, Area Chairman, British Legion Irish Free State Area, to [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin.

Letter [original] from [Miss H.G. Wilson] Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee, Room No. 7, 102 Grafton Street, Dublin to A.P. Connolly, Area Chairman, British Legion Irish Free State Area.

Letter [original] from Major Tynan D.S.O., Area Secretary British Legion (Irish Free State Area) to [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee.

Letter [original] from Sir Edwin Lutyens, 5 Eaton Gate, London S.W.1 to [Miss H.G. Wilson], Secretary, Irish National War Memorial Committee; with reply.