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Nos 35-41 Queen's Square, Belfast

A site on the southern side of Queen’s Square. There is the following planning permission (18 November 2013) “Z/2011/0472/F Demolition of existing 3 storey building and erection of new 16 storey building comprising 60No. apartments with ancilliary [sic] facilities and commercial use at ground and first floor. (Amended Scheme) 35-41 Queens Square Belfast BT1 3FG”.
The 1901 street directory shows “35, 37. McCusker, M., wine merchant & family grocer 39. Sutton & Co., General, Inland, Continental & Foreign Carriers, Agents for Wells, Fargo & Co., New York; R. Nolan, Manager Custom House Chambers 41. Albert Club”.
The 1960 edition “35-37. Kirk, S., Ltd., wine and spirit merchants
39-41. Vacant ground”.
I have no connection with the development and cannot enter into correspondence.
by Albert Bridge

Created: Mon, 1 Oct 2018, Updated: Mon, 1 Oct 2018


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J3474 : Nos 35-41 Queen's Square, Belfast (January 2019) by Albert Bridge
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J3474 : Nos 35-41 Queen's Square, Belfast - September 2018(2) by Albert Bridge
2018
J3474 : Nos 35-41 Queen's Square, Belfast - September 2018(1) by Albert Bridge
2018
J3474 : Nos 35-37 Queen's Square, Belfast by Albert Bridge
2011


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