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The Register of Buildings at Risk in Northern Ireland “highlights the vulnerability of our historic built environment and will act as a catalyst for its restoration and reuse. The Register contains a selection of listed buildings, scheduled monuments and other historic structures from throughout Northern Ireland - ranging from humble dwellings to large industrial complexes - which are currently at risk and require a sustainable future. It has been commissioned by the Northern Ireland Environment Agency, Built Heritage unit and is compiled by the Ulster Architectural Heritage Society.”

This compilation has no connection with the official register.

A collection of photographs showing the former Ewart’s Building in Bedford Street, Belfast. The former linen company offices were built in 1869 to a design by James Hamilton and extended in 1883 and 1937. One of the great surviving Victorian buildings in Belfast now (September 2011) empty and neglected. Listed and on the “at risk” register.