Locations

St. Anthony’s Public Elementary School, Millfield, Belfast

St. Anthony's Public Elementary School once stood on Millfield, Belfast. The area has been redeveloped and the building no longer exists.

Queen Victoria Public Elementary School, Durham Street, Belfast

Queen Victoria Public Elementary School once stood on Durham Street southwest of Belfast city centre. Building of the Westlink redeveloped much of the area.

Porter’s Memorial Public Elementary School, Apsley Street, Belfast, Co. Antrim

Porter's Memorial Public Elementary School stood on Apsley Street, Belfast off Donegall Pass. Both girls and boys gathered there for evacuation in 1940.

Mountpottinger Public Elementary School, Paulett Avenue, Belfast, Co. Antrim

Mountcollyer Public Elementary School, 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.

Mersey Street Senior School, Mersey Street, Belfast, Co. Antrim

Rank Flour Mill, Northern Road, Belfast

Rank Flour Mill off Duncrue Street in the heart of Belfast's Docks sustained severe damage during the Luftwaffe raids of the Belfast Blitz.

Harland and Wolff Shipyard, Queen’s Road, Belfast

Today, the famous Harland and Wolff shipyard is known for its iconic cranes in Belfast. During the Second World War, it was a vital shipbuilding firm.

Memel Street Public Elementary School, Belfast

Memel Street Public Elementary School once stood on the now vanished Memel Street in an area of East Belfast heavily affected by the Belfast Blitz of 1941.