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Main Street, ENNISKILLEN, BT93 3GH

This is a self-catering cottage for visitors to County Fermanagh.

The railway station closed on 1 October 1957. The building is currently used by a children's playgroup.

Pictured beside Wark Hall; see close-up of inscribed panel here Image]

Behind the imposing building at the front of the factory there is a large area of sheds.

The Wark Hall is community based hall, vested in Trustees, but available for use by community groups in the Belleek area.It is situated on the Main Street of Belleek, beside the Church and is a convenient meeting point for many. More at http://www.belleek.clogher.anglican.org/wark.htm

The text reads, "William Henshall Born in Stoke, Staffordshire in 1846 died at Belleek 1902 and interred in this churchyard. He was responsible for bringing and developing the craft of basket and flower making to Belleek Pottery in 1867 He remained at Belleek working and producing many innovative basket designs over the next 35 years. This is the word that came to Jeremiah from the Lord: "Can I not do with you as this potter does?" "Like clay in the hand of the potter, so are you in my hand." Jeremiah Ch. XVIII v. V This plaque has been placed to his memory on 150th Anniversary of the founding of Belleek Pottery Unveiled by Helen Rankin (Honouree 2007) and members of the Belleek International Collectors Society worldwide. April 2007" Pictured here Image]

It is located along Boa Island Road, at the east end of the village

The inscription reads, "In Memory of Richard K. Degenhardt 1924- 2000 A beloved American who loved Belleek and Beleek hand-crafted parian porcelain from the local Pottery. His love for the townspeople and the craft inspired his writing of two works on Belleek Parian which are considered "The" reference text for collectors and museums wherever Belleek is appreciated. His friendship and his knowledge of Belleek has lent support to the people, the town and the Pottery for many years. His strength and his character were the attraction to which people were drawn, and served as a catalyst to unite craft and collectors. He founded the Belteek Collectors' Society which flourishes around the world. He will be remembered for generations as a caring friend and an honorary Belleeker. This plaque is placed in his honor by the people of Belleek, Belleek Collectors, Belleek Honorees and friends, 2001" Pictured here Image]

Belleek is the home of the famous pottery and a favourite stopping point for tourists.