
What is recorded here
Ulster Bank now occupies the Donegall Square East site where Henry George Ferguson kept business premises before global fame. The blue plaque marks the address rather than a birthplace or laboratory, connecting an ordinary bank facade to the inventor who later transformed farming worldwide. Ferguson spent decades refining machinery elsewhere, yet this Antrim location remains a visible anchor for the man whose three-point linkage redirected rural work across the world.
This blue commemorative plaque records: Henry George "Harry" Ferguson 1884-1960 inventor had business premises on this site Recorded plaque organisation: Ulster History Circle.
Henry George Ferguson was a pioneering inventor and engineer, best known for his contributions to agricultural machinery, particularly the development of the innovative Ferguson System that revolutionized tractor design and usage.
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