Belfast Telegraph Registered Offices, Royal Avenue, Belfast

The Belfast Telegraph newspaper continued production throughout the Second World War, even after Luftwaffe bombs damaged the registered offices in April 1941.

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An ornate clock on the wall of the former Registered Offices of the Belfast Telegraph newspaper on the corner of Library Street and Royal Avenue, Belfast.
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A small plaque marking damage caused to the stonework during the Belfast Blitz of 1941 on the wall of the former Registered Offices of the Belfast Telegraph newspaper on the corner of Library Street and Royal Avenue, Belfast.
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A small plaque marking damage caused to the stonework during the Belfast Blitz of 1941 on the wall of the former Registered Offices of the Belfast Telegraph newspaper on the corner of Library Street and Royal Avenue, Belfast.
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A small plaque marking damage caused to the stonework during the Belfast Blitz of 1941 on the wall of the former Registered Offices of the Belfast Telegraph newspaper on the corner of Library Street and Royal Avenue, Belfast.
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A bill printing machine in use at the registered offices of the Belfast Telegraph newspaper on Royal Avenue, Belfast.
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A commemorative plaque marks the events of the Belfast Blitz of April 1941. It occupies a pillar that bears the scars of Luftwaffe bombing.
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A commemorative plaque marks the events of the Belfast Blitz of April 1941. It occupies a pillar that bears the scars of Luftwaffe bombing.
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A commemorative plaque marks the events of the Belfast Blitz of April 1941. It occupies a pillar that bears the scars of Luftwaffe bombing.
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Old signage on Library Street, Belfast shows the former registered offices of the Belfast Telegraph newspaper.
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