In 1964, American adventurer and photojournalist Harrison Forman was in Dublin, Ireland. We’ve seen his terrific Kodachrome photographs of London, and a gallery of people feeding the pigeons on Trafalgar Square. And these pictures of Dublin are no less delightful. We see people on the streets around Trinity College, cars, busses and vans on the streets passing the O’Connell Monument and stop for a pint at the Bruxelles Bar.
Street scene near Trinity College
Street scene near O’Connell Monument 1964
Street scene in business district
Street scene at busy crosswalk
Dublin, street scene 1964
Book of Kells displayed in Trinity College’s Old Library
PJ Bambury betting office
Preparing Irish coffee
Man adjusting gas heater at Bruxelles Bar 1964
Hotel with closed sign on gate – 1964
The Guinness Brewery barrel room
Bus on residential street, 1964
Bartenders in pub, 1964
Dublin, bartender and customer in Bruxelles Bar 1964
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