Grid reference J2664
near to Lisburn, Co Antrim, Northern Ireland
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Linenhall Street, Lisburn
This is the view along Linenhall Street in Lisburn - with the City Library on the left and the wall of the postal depot on the extreme right.
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Special train leaving Lisburn
Headed by No. 99 "Sir Myles Humphreys", a 6-car 80-class set pulls away from Lisburn with a "Sunday School" excursion to Portrush.
Martin Baumann advises the set numbers as: 99-773-749-751-778-83
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DE set, Lisburn (1984)
On a misty Good Friday, a three-car DE set (73,713,76) departs Lisburn with the 17.37 Lisburn – Bangor. J2664 : The "Enterprise" at Lisburn (2013-1) shows a similar view in 2013.
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Lisburn Market Place, Ulster
The copper domed tower in the background is the Assembly Rooms.
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Sir John Nicholson's statue in Market Square
by Eric Jones
Locally born, Sir John was a Brigadier-General in the Bengal Infantry of the East India Company when he was killed in the Storming of Delhi during the Indian mutiny.
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Irish Rail railcars, Lisburn (1)
A four-car set of “2600” class railcars arriving at Lisburn, empty, from Dundalk. It was used to work a 17.45 to Dublin. The photograph was taken at 17.40. With little leeway for any operational problems (including passengers heaving... (more)
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The Assembly Rooms
by Wilson Adams
The Old Town Hall and Assembly Rooms at Market Square
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Williams Hairdressers Lisburn
Former shop of D H Williams, Hairdresser, in Antrim Street, Lisburn just after closure. Shop remains a hairdressers, but has been modernised and is also now "unisex".
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Platform, Lisburn Railway Station
Looking ENE
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The Wallace Fountain, Lisburn (detail)
See J2664 : The Wallace Fountain, Lisburn. This is what is known, in the trade, as “four caryatids, with arms upraised, bearing aloft the domelet which shelters the waterspout”. Continue to J2664 : The Wallace Fountain, Lisburn (2).
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Sundial
by Brian Shaw
This sundial is in the grounds of Friends' School, Lisburn. It is inscribed "Presented by Forster Green 1884". It has four plates on the base; latitude and longitude in degrees, minutes and seconds, name of the erector and... (more)
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Smithfield, Lisburn
All trace of the former bus station J2664 : Bus station, Lisburn has gone. The area is now incorporated into the car park – note the fresh tarmac and road markings.
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