Former Rupert Stanley College, Belfast
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Former Rupert Stanley College, Belfast
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 2 May 2010
Built in 1924 as a primary school, to a design by W.G. Davies and later used as a college of further education before being replaced by the present building in Tower Street Image Now disused, blocked up and minus some slates. In Templemore Avenue at the corner of Madrid Street (foreground). On the “at risk register”. Note added 20 August 2010 – there is now planning permission for “Restoration of the former Rupert Stanley college as a Community Networking Centre including offices, meeting rooms, multi-purpose hall, a cafe, a creche/daycare centre and support facilities." Image shows the renovation and conversion work in October 2012.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.597373
Longitude
-5.901752