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Ocean Buildings, Belfast

A sandstone building, at the corner of Donegall Square East (nos 1-3) and Chichester Street, completed in 1902 to a design by Young and Mackenzie. Originally called “The Ocean Buildings” and also the “Oceanic” and sometimes “The Pearl” . Notable for the many carvings by James Edgar Winter LinkExternal link*.
by Albert Bridge

Created: Sun, 14 Feb 2016, Updated: Sun, 14 Feb 2016


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J3374 : "Pearl's" coffee shop, Belfast (August 2018) by Albert Bridge
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J3374 : Ocean Buildings, Belfast - May 2016(3) by Albert Bridge
2016
J3374 : Ocean Buildings, Belfast - April 2016(2) by Albert Bridge
2016
J3374 : Ocean Buildings, Belfast - May 2016(1) by Albert Bridge
2016
J3374 : Ocean Buildings, Belfast - February 2016(1) by Albert Bridge
2016
J3374 : Ocean Buildings, Belfast - May 2016(4) by Albert Bridge
2016
J3374 : Ocean Buildings, Belfast - February 2016(4) by Albert Bridge
2016
J3374 : Ocean Buildings, Belfast - February 2016(3) by Albert Bridge
2016
J3374 : Ocean Buildings, Belfast - February 2016(2) by Albert Bridge
2016
J3374 : Ocean Buildings, Belfast - April 2016(1) by Albert Bridge
2016
J3374 : Ocean Buildings, Belfast - May 2016(2) by Albert Bridge
2016
J3374 : Weathered sandstone carving, Belfast by Albert Bridge
2012
J3374 : Ocean Buildings, Belfast (detail) (1) by Albert Bridge
2007


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