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John Hewitt blue plaque

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John Hewitt blue plaque
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Stockman's Lane in County Antrim still carries the ghost of John Hewitt's laughter. The blue plaque marks the house where he lived from 1972 until his death in 1987, preserving the years when a poet turned a small lane into a stage for memory. Ulster History Circle placed the badge, but Hewitt's voice remains the real architect.
This blue commemorative plaque records: John Hewitt 1907-1987 poet lived here 1972-87 Recorded plaque organisation: Ulster History Circle.
John Hewitt was a significant Northern Irish poet and playwright, known for his exploration of Ulster history and identity through literature. He lived in this house from 1972 until his death in 1987, during which he continued to contribute substantially to the cultural landscape of Belfast.

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