Rosepark House, Belfast - February 2015(1)
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Rosepark House, Belfast - February 2015(1)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 28 Feb 2015
A Government building, commonly called “Rosepark”, on the Upper Newtownards Road, built (I think) in the late 1960’s or early 1970’s, on what might have been the site of Dundonald telephone exchange. Originally in the form of a short-term building it was (much) later modernised to its present form. The name “Rosepark” comes from “Rose Park” a house (shown, on an old 25” map on the OSI website http://www.osi.ie/Home.aspx , approximately on the site of the present Dundonald House Image, on the other side of the road) owned by one of the Cleland family Image and Image See also Image Continue to Image
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Image Location
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54.593536
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-5.826903