Former "Craigavon" gate lodge, Belfast (September 2013)
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Former "Craigavon" gate lodge, Belfast (September 2013)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 25 Sep 2013
The Circular Road Lodge – the survivor of two lodges at “Craigavon” (1870 by Thomas Jackson). Thought to date from circa 1880 and attributed to WH Lynn. Used as offices. The other lodge was on the Holywood Road, just past the corner of the Circular Road. First seen (right) in February 2006 Image See also Image
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Image Location
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54.607947
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-5.859105