As pointed out by Mark McGregor in comments here, it's the corner of the Malone Road and Lennoxvale - the stone pillar and big red brick house behind are still there, and there is still a post box on the same site, though alas not the same one.
Belfast's Malone Road in 1927
As pointed out by Mark McGregor in comments here, it's the corner of the Malone Road and Lennoxvale - the stone pillar and big red brick house behind are still there, and there is still a post box on the same site, though alas not the same one.
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500 days of plague
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