Belfast Collection (page 61)

TITANIC: LAUNCH, 1911. Invitation to the launch of the Titanic at Belfast, 21 May 1911

TITANIC: STERN, 1912. View of the stern and rudder of the RMS Titanic while it sits in drydock at Harland & Wolff shipyards, Belfast, Ireland. Photographed c1912

True-colour satellite image of Ireland
Ireland. True-colour satellite image of Ireland. North is at top. The islands main cities are Dublin (centre right) and Belfast (upper right)

Ship Alarm wrecked off the Irish coast, 1866
Lifeboat rescuing passengers from the ship " Alarm" off Belfast, Ireland, 1860s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Double page spread in a diary for 15-20 March
A double page spread in a young persons diary for 15-20 March. Each day is given a small illustration, relating either to the season, or to the anniversary of an historical event

Tours and Excursions in the Emerald Isle, with Cooks
Cover illustration for Tours and Excursions in the Emerald Isle (Ireland), with Thomas Cook & Son of Dublin, Belfast and London

Tours & Excursions, Emerald Isle
A montage of Irish scenes and landmarks, including the Giants Causeway, Connemara, Killarney, Rostrevor, and a lady playing a harp

Bellevue Park, Belfast - Entrance and Steps
The Bellevue Park in Belfast was a popular recreational facility between the two world wars, providing gardens, ponds, amusements, refreshments

White Star Line, SS Olympic window sketches
A White Star Line handwritten booklet entitled Particulars of Oceanic Steam Navigation Co, SS Olympic, May 1911. The vessel returned to the shipyard in Belfast in October 1911 for alterations

Inauguration of the statue of the late Earl of Belfast, at B
Engraving showing the unveiling of a statue of the late Earl of Belfast in College Square, Belfast during the visit of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland

Emigration. On Board an Emigrant Ship. The Breakfast Bell
Detailed interior of ship with many passengers crowded on deck. The ship is the steamer Sarnia of the Dominion Line at anchor at Belfast Lough on the way to Canada

Rosss ginger ale
Advertisement for Rosss Belfast Dry Ginger Ale from 1913

Anti Home-Rulers attacking Winston Churchills car, Belfast
Illustration showing a crowd of anti home-rulers attacking the car carrying Winston Leonard Spencer Churcill (1874-1965), then First Lord of the Admiralty

Launch of the Oceanic, January 1899
Illustration of the launch of the Oceanic, from the Illustrated London News, 21st January 1899. The Oceanic was built by Harland

Royal Mail Turbine Steamer Viper, 1906
Photograph of the Royal Mail Turbine steamer Viper, built in 1906 by the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. for the Ardrossan-Belfast daylight service of Messrs. G. and J. Burns, Glasgow

New Alexandra Graving Dock at Belfast
Prince Albert Victor, opening the new Alexandra graving-dock at Belfast. A graving or dry dock was a dock which could be sealed off with gates, enabling work to be carried out on the hull

The Waterfront Hall in Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Europe

Super 1 Championship: Alex Albon: Super 1 Championship, Rd5, Nutts Corner, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 23 August 2009
Alex Albon (GBR). Super 1 Championship, Rd5, Nutts Corner, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 23 August 2009

Exterior of pub, Belfast, Ulster, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Europe

Downtown shopping area, Belfast, Ulster, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Europe

Belfast Looters 1922
Demonstrators loot a liquor store during street fighting in Belfast

Belfast Riots 1886
Riots in Belfast - the " Island" men in North Street

STEAMSHIP ROTTERDAM
Built by Harland and Wolff, Belfast, for the Holland- Amerika line, sailing from Southampton to New York

NIEUW AMSTERDAM
Built by Harland and Wolff, Belfast, for the Holland- Amerika line, sailing from Southampton to New York

Belfast Family Photo
A rather severe looking mother and children from Belfast. They ll never marry that daughter off!

Belfast / Castle Junction
Belfast: Castle Junction

Riots at Belfast 1864
BELFAST - Riots taking place in front of St Malachys Chapel

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"Belfast: A Tapestry of History, Culture, and Resilience" Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Belfast, a city that bears witness to a tumultuous past while embracing its vibrant present. From war murals depicting Bobby Sands MP's legacy to the iconic Belfast Castle nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of Ulster, this city is an enchanting blend of history and beauty. Explore the streets with the help of Northern Ireland Road Map, where Castle Junction and Royal Avenue stand as bustling intersections that showcase Belfast's urban charm. Admire the first Short SC-5 Belfast aircraft, XR362, a symbol of innovation and engineering prowess. Delve into Belfast's complex identity through its murals - from loyalist expressions to thought-provoking political statements on High Street. These artworks serve as reminders of a divided past but also reflect the resilience and determination for peace. No visit to Belfast would be complete without acknowledging its maritime heritage at Harland & Wolff shipyard. The Titanic and Olympic ships were born here, leaving an indelible mark on both local pride and global history. Marvel at their grandeur as you stroll along Titanic Dock or explore Harland & Wolff Yard. For those seeking deeper insights into Ireland's political landscape, consult Ireland Political Road Map which sheds light on historical events that have shaped this land. Discover Dundonald Moat and Church - remnants from ancient times that offer glimpses into centuries-old traditions. Belfast is more than just a city; it is an experience that captivates all who venture within its boundaries. It tells stories etched in every mural stroke, whispers tales through castle walls, echoes triumphs in shipyards' mighty structures – reminding us all that despite adversity faced throughout history – hope prevails in this resilient corner of Europe.