Kirkpatrick Memorial Presbyterian... © Albert Bridge

J3773 : Kirkpatrick Memorial Presbyterian church, Belfast (2)

taken 14 years ago, 4 km W of Dundonald, Co Down, Northern Ireland

Kirkpatrick Memorial Presbyterian church, Belfast (2)

The church with a coating of snow.

More snow 2010 – Part 2 :: J3774

The cold spell, which started well before Christmas 2009, has persisted into 2010. After a period with minimal snow, there was a heavy fall on the morning of 6 January 2010. It lasted about 2½ hours. More snow fell early in the morning of 9 January.

Kirkpatrick Memorial Presbyterian church, Belfast

Some photographs showing the Kirkpatrick Memorial Presbyterian church, at Ballyhackamore. It was completed in 1927 and seems to have replaced Ormiston Presbyterian church which was on a different site nearby.

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Grid Square: J3773, 403 images (more nearby )
Photographer: Albert Bridge (find more nearby)
Date Taken: Saturday, 9 January, 2010 (more nearby)
Submitted: Saturday, 9 January, 2010
Geographical Context: Air, Sky, Weather Religious sites Suburb, Urban fringe
Place (from Tags): Belfast
Category: Church (more nearby)
Subject Location: Irish: J 379 739 [100m precision]
WGS84: 54:35.6980N 5:52.0143W
Camera Location: Irish: J 379 740
View Direction: Southwest (about 225 degrees)

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J3773 : Former Ulster Bank (Knock branch), Belfast (3 in 2013)
Ulster Bank Knock started in 1925 as a daily sub-office from Connswater. The original premises housed a confectioners, who vacated on a Saturday afternoon with the bank opening on the Monday morning. The first customers, unaware of the change, apparently asked for “twopenny worth of ju-jubes” and “a threepenny ruler”. The bank purchased 378 Upper Newtownards Road, then a private house known as “Sandiacre”', in October 1927 and the branch opened there on 1 January 1930. It had no managers of note but its sub-office at Dundonald was the subject of an armed raid on 3 August 1962 when the officer-in-charge was threatened by a revolver-wielding raider. After a scuffle, he was locked in the wash-room and a small amount of cash was taken. Having broken a window to attract attention, the official was soon released but the miscreant was never traced.

Information from "Decades of the Ulster Bank", written by William J Knox and published by Ulster Bank in 1965.

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J3773 : Kirkpatrick Memorial Presbyterian church, Belfast (2)

taken 14 years ago, 4 km W of Dundonald, Co Down, Northern Ireland

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