Thompson Dry Dock Titanic Quater Belfast Northern Ireland

Ninety-nine years ago Queens Island in Belfast, Northern Ireland was the world's busiest port. Now, almost a century later this area is embarking on a new mission to create one of Europe's largest waterfront developments Technorati Tags: titanic quarter buildings Read Full Story

The Palmerston Residents Association are still waiting on a reply from the Environment and Heritage Services in Northern Ireland the Association received a letter on the 21 February 2008 from the Director of Built Heritage where they point out our concerns regarding this site. The Association voice their own concerns regarding spot listing of the two cottages that stand on this site, the Association has also made contact with the Ulster Unionist Party the party that Gustav Wilhelm Wolff worked with and supported for some 18 years when he was a member of parliament for East Belfast in 1892, he sat unopposed for five ... Read Full Story

This is the great deep water dry dock at the Old  Harland And Wolff  This was called the Thompson dock this is where they brought in the great ships that were built in the great yard know to the world as Harland And Wolff  this is in the now famous Titanic Quater in East Belfast it sits with its Old Pumping House the last few remains of one of the greatest shipbuilders in the world this is the yard where the great men who built the yard onced worked sometimes all night fitting out the great ships lead by Sir Eward Harland , Gustave Wilhelm Wolff MP, William James ... Read Full Story

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