Belfast

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Mooney's, Arthur Square, Belfast, - in decline, not long before closure Belfast Northern Ireland, Belfast City, Bangor, Local History, Old Photos, Past, Street View, London, Origins

Belfast Northern Ireland Belfast City Bangor Local History Old Photos Past Street View London Origins

Mooney's, Arthur Square, Belfast, 1970s - in decline, not long before closure

Belfast City Centre Visit Belfast Belfast Northern Ireland Isle Of Man Interesting History Titanic Barcelona Cathedral Vintage Photos Places To See

THE FALLS IN PICTURES

Royal Ave, this shows the area that was cleared after the demolition of the Grand Central Hoteland post office to make way for the building of Castle Court Mall. Belfast Northern Ireland, Belfast City, Post Office, Old Pictures, Old Houses, Castle, Street View, World, Places

Belfast Northern Ireland Belfast City Post Office Old Pictures Old Houses Castle Street View World Places

Development site, Royal Avenue, Belfast © Albert Bridge

Development site, Royal Avenue, Belfast by Albert Bridge, via Geograph

Old Photos Vintage Photos Belfast City Banks Building Bangor Local History British Isles Northern Ireland Places Ive Been

Black White Photos Black And White Northern Ireland Troubles Armoured Personnel Carrier Alleyway Police Station British Army Military Art Belfast

A British army snatch squad bursts out of an alleyway to surprise...

A British army snatch squad bursts out of an alleyway to surprise teenagers rioting close to Springfield Road RUC police station on the republican Falls Road Belfast, 17th September 1976.

Crowds in Donegall Place for Student's Day, from the top of the City Hall. Old Pictures, Old Photos, Belfast Northern Ireland, Students Day, Belfast City, Bangor, Old Photographs, Emerald Isle, Historical Photos

Old Pictures Old Photos Belfast Northern Ireland Students Day Belfast City Bangor Old Photographs Emerald Isle Historical Photos

Old pictures of Belfast from the Belfast Telegraph archives

Belfast’s history as a modern town begins on 27 April 1613. A royal charter, issued in the name of James I, transformed what had been a collection of dwellings by a river crossing into a legal entity governed by a corporation of 13 men, headed by a sovereign.