Limestone Road, Belfast

Hallidays Road, North Belfast in April 1941 — Smoke rises from a crater caused by a Luftwaffe bomb on Hallidays Road, off the Limestone Road in North Belfast. The area was badly hit during the Belfast Blitz on 15th and 16th April 1941. Copyright Belfast Telegraph.

Limestone Road in 1943

The following information is taken from the 1943 Belfast Street Directory.

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Number	First Name(s)	Last Name	Occupation
1	Mrs. Lena	Saunderson	Fruiterer
100	Henry	Snodden	Labourer
102	William	Moore	Labourer
104	Mrs. L	Fulton
106	Mrs.	Dickey
108	Robert	Gettis	Labourer
110-112	Vacant
111	Mountcollyer Public Elementary School
114-118	Occupied
120	Daniel	McDougall

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Places of Interest

The following places will be of interest to anyone wishing to explore more of the area's Second World War heritage.

Currie Junior School, Limestone Road, Belfast

111-113 Limestone Road, Belfast

Currie Junior School today is Currie Primary School and still stands on the Limestone Road in North Belfast. Child evacuees gathered here on 8th July 1940.

Mountcollyer Public Elementary School, Limestone Road, Belfast

111-113 Limestone Road, Belfast

Mountcollyer Public Elementary School stood on the Limestone Road in North Belfast. During the Second World War , young evacuees gathered on 8th July 1940.

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