Tynan Collection

The poet and novelist Katharine Tynan (1861 - 1931), pictured at home with her husband, the writer and barrister, Henry Hinkson, her three children and dog

Kenneth Tynan with J B Priestley
Kenneth Peacock Tynan (1927-1980), influential and often controversial English theatre critic and writer. Seen here (left) with J B (John Boynton) Priestley (1894-1984)

Kenneth Tynan, English theatre critic and writer
Kenneth Peacock Tynan (1927-1980), influential and often controversial English theatre critic and writer. Date: circa 1960s

Katherine Tynan, (Mrs. Hinkson) 1861-1931. Irish Poet And Novelist. From The Book The Masterpiece Library Of Short
Katherine Tynan, (Mrs.Hinkson) 1861-1931. Irish Poet And Novelist. From The Book The Masterpiece Library Of Short Stories, Irish And Overseas, Volume 11"

A front view of Tynan abbey, Co Armagh. (Location: Northern Ireland; County Armagh). Date: circa early 1900s

Cross on Island, Tynan Abbey - a standing cross. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Armagh: Tynan). Date: circa early 1900s

Cross in Yew Terrace, Tynan Abbey - a High Cross. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Armagh: Tynan). Date: circa early 1900s

Cross Over Well, Tynan Abbey - a High Cross. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Armagh: Tynan). Date: circa early 1900s

Old Cross, Tynan - a High Cross. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Armagh: Tynan). Date: circa early 1900s

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Kenneth Tynan, an influential English theatre critic and writer, is seen here in a captivating moment with J. B. Priestley, another prominent figure in the world of literature. Known for his sharp wit and insightful analysis, Tynan's contributions to the theatrical realm have left an indelible mark on the industry. In a different context, we catch a glimpse Abbey in Co Armagh from a front view perspective. This historic site holds stories of its own, echoing through time with tales of faith and resilience. Meanwhile, Katharine Tynan, a poet and novelist from the late 19th to early 20th century, graces us with her presence as she poses at home alongside her husband. Her literary prowess shines through her works that continue to captivate readers today. Delving into history further reveals an intriguing engraving depicting "The Great Dynamite Plot" and the arrest of "No " The intensity captured within this image transports us back to a time filled with suspense and intrigue. As we explore Tynan Abbey once more, various crosses scattered throughout its grounds catch our attention. From the Cross on Island to those found in Yew Terrace or Over Well - each one symbolizes devotion and spirituality ingrained within these hallowed walls. Notably mentioned is Katherine Tynan (Mrs. Hinkson), an Irish poet and novelist whose talent transcends borders. Her words resonate deeply as they are showcased in "The Masterpiece Library Of Short Stories, " reminding us of Ireland's rich literary heritage. Tying it all together is yet another mention of the Cross in Yew Terrace at Tynan Abbey – perhaps serving as a reminder that amidst life's complexities lies solace in unwavering beliefs. From Kenneth Tynan's critical insights shaping theater culture to Katharine Tynan's poetic brilliance enchanting readers' hearts - their legacies intertwine, leaving an everlasting impact on the literary landscape.