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Broad Street, Belfast and William Waring bronze plaque

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Broad Street, Belfast and William Waring bronze plaque
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This bronze commemorative plaque records: This was a major route on the 1680 map and was known as Broad Street in 1715. By the end of the 18th century it had the Exchange at the west end and the lime kiln dook at the east and was named after William Waring, a tanner, in 1840. 5 fish merchants out of 6 listed in the street directory were located here. Recorded plaque organisation: Belfast City Council.

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