Belmont Road in East Belfast is home to Campbell College, a school taken over by His Majesty's Government during the Second World War for use as a hospital.
Parkgate Drive, Belfast
Belfast
Parkgate Drive in the Sydenham area of East Belfast will be familiar to fans of Glentoran FC. Their ground is the site of a Second World War era Pillbox.
Albert Street, Belfast
Belfast
During the Second World War, Albert Street ran from the factories at the city centre end of the street to the residential neighbourhoods of the Falls Road.
Beersbridge Road, Belfast
Belfast
Once home to the Owen O'Cork Mills, Beersbridge Road in East Belfast is now the site of a mural depicting Polish airborne troops in the Second World War.
ARP Post, Albertbridge Road, Belfast
343 Albertbridge Road, Belfast
By 1939, the former home of Miss Isobel Sloan at 343 Albertbridge Road, Belfast lay vacant and the Second World War saw the site become an ARP Post by 1943.
WVS Post, Albertbridge Road, Belfast
345 Albertbridge Road, Belfast
By 1939, the S Patton's Confectioners at 345 Albertbridge Road, Belfast lay vacant and the Second World War saw the building become an ARP Post by 1943.
ARP Post, Albert Street, Belfast
1 Albert Street, Belfast
Throughout the Second World War, ARP Posts sprang up across the city of Belfast including one next to WJ Holden's newsagents on Albert Street, West Belfast.
Albertbridge Road, Belfast
Belfast
The Albertbridge Road is one of the main thoroughfares connecting residential East Belfast to the city centre. The area sustained heavy damage in the Blitz.
Bloomfield Avenue, Belfast
Belfast
During the Second World War, Bloomfield Avenue in East Belfast was one site of the Belfast Rope Works, the largest works of its kind anywhere in the world.