Former Queen Street police station, Belfast :: Shared Description

Some photographs showing the former Queen Street police barracks (later a police station). It was built in 1878, to a design by father and son Thomas and Anthony Jackson, as a hospital for sick children before acquisition by the constabulary. The listed building LinkExternal link has been vacant for many years. Not to be confused with J3375 : Former North Queen Street police station, Belfast - April 2014(1).
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J3374 : Former police station, Belfast (1) by Albert Bridge
J3374 : Former Queen Street police station, Belfast (May 2015) by Albert Bridge
J3374 : Street Art, Belfast by Rossographer
J3374 : Former Queen Street police station, Belfast (March 2019) by Albert Bridge
J3374 : Former police station, Belfast (4) by Albert Bridge
J3374 : Former police station, Belfast (3) by Albert Bridge
J3374 : Former police station, Belfast (2) by Albert Bridge


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Created: Sun, 31 May 2015, Updated: Mon, 1 Apr 2019

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