File:Sackville St and Gardiner's Mall in the 1750s by Oliver Grace.jpg
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English: Perspective view of Sackville Street and Gardiner's Mall in Dublin, Ireland, in the 1750s, by Irish architectural surveyor Oliver Grace |
| Date | 1750s |
| Source | https://wideandconvenientstreets.wordpress.com/tag/luke-gardiner/ (original held in the Irish Architectural Archive, Dublin) |
| Author | 18th-century Irish architect Oliver Grace |
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