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Kathleen Bridle lived at 10 Cooper Crescent from 1897 until 1989, shaping young minds and creating art across nine decades. The blue plaque marks her residence, preserving her dual identity as artist and teacher against the fading memory of ordinary streets. She remained vital long after most people retire, proving that creativity and patience can stretch a life far beyond its years.

This blue commemorative plaque records: Kathleen Bridle 1897-1989 Artist and Teacher lived here Recorded plaque organisation: Ulster History Circle.

Kathleen Bridle was a notable British artist and art teacher, recognized for her contributions to the arts and education in the 20th century.

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