Knockbreda (Church of Ireland) parish church, Belfast (August 2014)
Introduction
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Knockbreda (Church of Ireland) parish church, Belfast (August 2014)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 6 Aug 2014
See Image in May 2008. The trees have grown sufficiently, over the last six years, so that an identical photograph is no longer possible. This is part of the front of the church, which, in this view, has the appearance of a rather grand Georgian house. This link http://www.knockbredaparish.org/about/history/ is to the official history. It’s worth recording that Knockbreda, now pure suburbia, was a rural area when the church was built.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.561706
Longitude
-5.912397