The iconic facade of the Ulster Bank in Donegall Square East
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The photograph on this page of The iconic facade of the Ulster Bank in Donegall Square East by Eric Jones as part of the Geograph project.
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The iconic facade of the Ulster Bank in Donegall Square East
Image: © Eric Jones Taken: 3 Nov 2014
The facade, a listed structure, is a recycled feature. Previously it was the facade of a Methodist Church which stood on the same site and abandoned after it was bombed in WWII. It now forms a grand entrance to the Belfast City Offices of the Ulster Bank - the blue glass and steel building behind.
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Image Location
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54.596667
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-5.928559