Northland House, Belfast (3)
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Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 7 Oct 2012
See Image (April 2012). The building remains with a “for sale” sign. Before NI Water it was occupied by the DoE Water Service and, before that, it was a social security office. From what I can see it’s built on the site of a building which, around the time if WW1, was a Board of Trade labour exchange.