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From one great rock (that caught the Dunbrody) to another which anchors Belfast Castle.

With thanks to all our contributors below, we've learned a little more about the 19th century design and construction of Belfast Castle - and had our interest piqued by the left-field reference which Sharon notes in the Dictionary of Irish Architects:

 Name [architect]: LANYON, LYNN & LANYON  Building: CO. ANTRIM, BELFAST, BELFAST CASTLE  Date: 1868-70  Nature: New Scottish Baronial house on slope of Cave Hill by John Lanyon, for Marquess of Donegall. Faced with Cookstown stone with white Scottish stone dressings.

 Name [architect]: SEAVER, HENRY  Building: CO. ANTRIM, BELFAST, BELFAST CASTLE  Date: 1922a  Nature: HS [Henry Seaver] said to have 'waved his Prospero's wand' over Belfast Castle.

Photographer: Unknown

Collection: Eason Photographic Collection

Date: between ca. 1900-1939

NLI Ref: EAS_0524

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Source Belfast Castle, Belfast, Co. Antrim
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Camera location54° 38′ 33.58″ N, 5° 56′ 30.67″ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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