Bow Street, Lisburn (1983)
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Bow Street, Lisburn (1983)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 10 Jul 1983
Bow Street looking towards Antrim Street. Five points to note: Woolworth’s (left) and Easiephit (right) now names from retail history, the Abbey National (next to Easiephit) six years before demutualisation and eight before shedding its “umbrella” logo, streets were not swept on a Sunday in those far-off days and Lisburn was still but a humble town.
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Image Location
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54.511573
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