During the 19th century, British architecture continued to influence building styles in Ireland. As Dublin missed out on much of the industrial revolution, Belfast grew and became the largest city and one of the British Empire’s great powerhouses for engineering, shipbuilding, linen, and commerce.
Notable building types: include banks, industrial buildings, church spires, mock-castles, museums, universities & statues
The Crown Bar, 46 Victoria Street. Belfast City 1885
emmet2024-03-09T12:21:23+00:00The Crown Bar was formerly known as The Liquor Saloon and is one of Ireland's great historical pubs. Its interior is a myriad of colors made up of mosaics of tiles, ornate mirrors, wood [...]