Killarney. County Kerry, Ireland. In 1900, Killarney was a premier Irish tourist destination known as the "Jewel of Ireland," defined by its stunning lakes, rugged mountain scenery, and the iconic, bustling jaunting cars. It was a period marked by Edwardian charm, with market days on Main Street, Ross Castle, and the widespread, indigenous arbutus shrub defining the landscape. Key Aspects of Killarney around 1900: Tourism and Transport: The town was a hub for visitors exploring the Lakes of Kill

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