North Queen Street runs from Donegall Street to York Road in the north of the city. Proximity to Victora Barracks meant it suffered in the Belfast Blitz.
Pilot Street, Belfast, Co. Antrim
Belfast, Co. Antrim
Pilot Street lies in what was once the historic Sailortown area of Belfast by the docks. Today, the area is unrecognisable due to extensive redevelopment.
New Lodge Road, Belfast
Belfast
Named after an old historic lodge house in the area, the New Lodge Road in North Belfast runs between North Queen Street and the Antrim Road.
Nelson Street, Belfast
Belfast
Nelson Street runs between Great Patrick Street and Whitla Street in an area of Belfast that has undergone total redevelopment since the war.
Millfield, Belfast
Belfast
Millfield runs between Belfast's North Street and Castle Street. The heavily re-developed area today bears little resemblance to that of the wartime 1940s.
Carnmoney Cemetery, Newtownabbey, Co. Antrim
10 Prince Charles Way, Newtownabbey, Co. Antrim
Carnmoney Cemetery in Newtownabbey, Co. Antrim contains the Commonwealth War Graves of 44 service personnel who died throughout the Second World War.
Limestone Road, Belfast
Belfast
The Limestone Road in North Belfast runs between York Road and Antrim Road. During the Belfast Blitz of April 1941, this area of Belfast was heavily bombed.
Durham Street, Belfast
Belfast
Durham Street runs from Divis Street, Belfast towards the city centre. It ends at the Boyne Bridge, which connects the street to Sandy Row.
Canning Street, Belfast
Belfast
Canning Street is a small residential street in the Sailortown or York Road area of North Belfast. There were many vacant properties on the street in 1943.