Autumn trees, Eglantine Avenue, Belfast (September 2015)
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Autumn trees, Eglantine Avenue, Belfast (September 2015)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 27 Sep 2015
Now past the equinox as the autumn colours start to appear on the trees along Eglantine Avenue. The street is a long one running from the Malone Road (this end) to the Lisburn Road. Building started before 1880 when it had but 14 houses. By 1890 there were 24. The 1901 street directory shows it fully developed.
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Image Location
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54.581075
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-5.94157