
What is recorded here
Emyr Estyn Evans lived at 100a Malone Road from 1905 until 1989, mapping the living shape of the world before retiring into the quiet of County Antrim. The blue plaque marks the address where a geographer walked the streets and observed the land, turning ordinary distance into meaningful knowledge. Ulster History Circle recorded the fact, but the house itself still belongs to the memory of one man watching the world move.
This blue commemorative plaque records: E Estyn Evans 1905-1989 geographer lived here Recorded plaque organisation: Ulster History Circle.
Emyr Estyn Evans was a prominent Welsh geographer and folklorist, known for his extensive work on the geography of Wales and his contributions to understanding Welsh folklore and culture.
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