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around 1815, she raised her children, William (born 26 May 1867), Mary (born 4 March 1870), and Chrissie on the estate. Developing an interest in photography, in the mid-1880s, Shackleton began as an amateur photographer, taking portraits of her family members. From the beginning, she developed her
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Shackleton's photographs of people captured the drudgery of working-class people, showing their poverty and lack of adequate footwear, as well as the dilapidated housing where they lived. While other pictures, like a 1903 photograph of a workshop, captured the O'Conor Boathouse on an island in
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and took many shots featuring working-class people and culture on the islands. The majority of photographers of her day took images of romantic settings, hoping to capture the beauty of their surroundings, but Shackleton utilized a more documentary approach, similar to modern
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was the daughter of John Wigham and became the sole support of her five children when Joshua died in 1848. Keeping the business, Mary taught her children to be independent. On 6 March 1866, Edmundson married Joseph Fisher Shackleton, a first cousin of the
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Many of her images reflected her interest in industrialization including photographs of industrial architecture and waterways. She also had an intense interest in the
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as significant architectural structures, because of their impact on the ecological, social and technological development of Ireland. In 2012, Collins Press released
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in 1892 and made numerous excursions with the society, documenting Ireland's monuments and historical sites. In 1895, she traveled with the Royal Society to the
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purchased the Anna Liffey House and Shackleton Mills property, which had continued operating as a flour mill until 1998. The buildings are listed on the
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4 November Probate of the Will of Jane Wigham Shackleton late Anna Liffey House Lucan County Dublin, Widow who died 5 April 1909…
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Jane Wigham Edmundson was born on 30 January 1843 in Dublin, Ireland to Mary (née Wigham) and Joshua Edmundson. Her parents were
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in London, presents lectures on the significance of Shackleton's archive in preserving the cultural development of Ireland.
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A Pedigree of the Forsters and Fosters, of the North of England, and of Some of the Families Connected with them
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between 1891 and 1906. The family excursions often included camping trips and picnics in the
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Jane Edmundson Shackleton, Jane W. Shackleton, Jane Wigham Shackleton
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own film and between 1880 and 1890 she took over 1,000 photographs.
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Shackleton died on 5 April 1909 at her home in Lucan. In 2002, the
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From 1889, Shackleton gave lectures, illustrating her talks with
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The Shackletons were well-to-do and made their home in the
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in County Mayo, documenting her trips with photographs.
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and making nine trips to the Aran Islands, including
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Dublin
Lucan, Dublin
Ernest Shackleton
Anglo-Irish
home improvement
ironmongery
furnishings
gas lighting
sanitation
Cromwellian soldier
William Edmundson
Quakerism
Edinburgh
polar explorer
Ernest Shackleton

Anna Liffey House
Lucan
Georgian style
Aran Islands
photojournalists
Lough Allen
River Shannon
Inis Mór
Inis Meáin
Wicklow Mountains
lantern slides
Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland
Inishkea Islands

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