The Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Introduction
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The Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Image: © Rossographer Taken: 17 Jun 2010
The Royal Ulster Yacht Club, officially sited at 101 Clifton Road, but the best view is from the Seacliff Road. This Arts and Crafts clubhouse was designed by Vincent Craig and built by McLaughlin and Harvey 1897-99. It officially opened on the 12th April 1899. It is still going strong today - see http://www.ruyc.co.uk/club-history.html for the official website.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.669003
Longitude
-5.657771