Sugarhouse Entry, Belfast
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Sugarhouse Entry, Belfast
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 22 Jul 2007
See Image Sugarhouse (also “Sugar House”) Entry takes its name from the sugar house established there in 1704. The entry later became better known for the “Dr Franklin Tavern” – home to “The Muddlers’ Club”. The entry was closed (using emergency legislation) as a precaution against bombs and is no longer a public thoroughfare. The view is from Waring Street to High Street. See also Image (February 2014).
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Image Location
Latitude
54.60077
Longitude
-5.926803