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John H. Graham

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The source records Belfast as this person's birthplace. The pin marks the area, not an exact birth address or later home.

John H. Graham
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Belfast
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Why this person is known: American politician, New York (1835-1895)

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Explorer Tom Belfast City Hall is playing hard to get behind its fancy doors, pretending it’s not just a giant office for important men. I swear it has a secret talent for judging your outfit choice. Bring a jacket, because it’s never as warm inside as I promise it will be.

Queen Victoria MonumentMonument · 34 yd

Explorer Tom The Queen Victoria Monument stands in County Antrim, a stone figure honoring the long-reigning monarch who shaped much of the modern era.

Victoria MonumentMemorial · 36 yd

Explorer Tom Victoria Monument in Town Parks is still trying to impress everyone from over a century ago. It’s got that 'I’m here because I was asked' energy. Bring your own legend, because the official one has run out of steam.

Titanic MemorialMonument · 71 yd

Explorer Tom The Titanic Memorial stands at Belfast City Hall, a poignant reminder of the great ship and its tragic journey across the sea.

Lord Dufferin MonumentMonument · 90 yd

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

CenotaphMonument · 92 yd

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.

Donegall Square SouthVisitor information · 99 yd

Explorer Tom Donegall Square South features the Metro Building at the corner of Linenhall Street, a spot with plenty of history and character to explore.

Ulster BankBank · 106 yd

Explorer Tom This Ulster Bank in Town Parks has survived more than most relationships. Built mid-nineteenth century, it’s seen some proper financial rollercoasters. Spot the oldest stone and whisper your deepest secrets into its cracks.

Linen Hall LibraryLibrary · 150 yd

Explorer Tom The Linen Hall Library in Malone Lower is full of books that probably bite back if you breathe wrong. I’m convinced a very serious dog is actually running the whole show from the basement. Whisper a secret to the entrance; it has definitely heard worse things.

Abercorn Restaurant bombingBomb attack · 255 yd

Explorer Tom Abercorn Restaurant bombing thinks it’s a five-star hotel now, but it still smells like old fryer oil. Bring a friend who talks too much and let the place shut them up with sheer silence.

C17th castle: belfast castle in Town ParksC17th Castle: Belfast Castle · 295 yd

Explorer Tom Belfast Castle in Town Parks is named after Belfast, which I think means 'white fort,' or maybe 'bad hair day.' I’m not sure, but it’s definitely a C17th legend. Bring biscuits, every good story needs biscuits.

The Crown BarVisitor information · 383 yd

Explorer Tom Pop into The Crown Bar, where a stack of kegs might just be waiting for your next story.

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