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Coal and Timber

These materials represent sustenance for a main character as they are the backbone of that character's business.

Kehoe's

This location represents community and cohesion.

Mrs. Wilson's House

This location is a haven for a main character, as it was the character's home growing up.

Cups of Tea

These bring many characters comfort and are a staple of Irish hospitality.

The Town Manger

This display is a religious symbol celebrating Christmas.

Furlong Children's Letters to Santa

These objects represent childhood innocence.

Books

These objects represent education and aspiration for a main character.

The Country Road Furlong Loses his way Upon

This area represents choice in moral conundrums.

The Convent

This setting represents hypocrisy and power.

Sarah Redmond's Bare Feet

These represent the cruelty and indifference the nuns show towards those who live in the convent.

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