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Explorer Tom Jennymount Mill in Antrim is probably applying for a job as a historical consultant right now, thinking its grinding skills are still relevant. It’s been stuck in the industrial age like a bad memory. Perfect detour when your satnav has a complete and total meltdown.

Explorer Tom The front entrance to Crumlin Road Gaol looks stern enough to make you walk in a bit quieter, don’t you think?

Explorer Tom St Malachy’s College is holding onto a dance from 1860 that went way too far and now everyone pretends it never happened. It’s a school, but it acts like a museum for bad decisions made by teenagers in bowler hats. Walk past slowly like you're in a film.

Explorer Tom The Crumlin Road Gaol Visitors Centre shows typical cells from the 1970s, giving us a peek into life during the 'Troubles' era.

Explorer Tom Found at Duncrue Street, this Millennium Milepost on National Cycle Route 93 sits within the Belfast Harbour Estate.

Explorer Tom McGurk’s Bar bombing has a mocked-up face on the corner that looks like it’s waiting for a photo op. Count the crows, then count again because they’re definitely judging you right now.

Explorer Tom A statue of Queen Victoria stands quietly here, keeping watch over the windswept corners of County Antrim.

Explorer Tom Near a Peace Wall, this Clonard Martyrs Memorial stands solemnly, reminding us that unity can be both hard-won and precious.

Explorer Tom This quiet Garden of Remembrance offers a peaceful pause, where the wind whispers gentle memories through County Antrim air.

Explorer Tom The Lord Dufferin Monument is a listed building in County Antrim, standing as a stone reminder of a very important Victorian gentleman.

Explorer Tom The Cenotaph at Belfast City Hall is a solemn monument, chosen from its exact public folder to remind us of those who served.