What is recorded here

Charles Lanyon transformed County Antrim into a landscape of grand churches and civic pride before dying at The Abbey in Whiteabbey in 1889. His stones still stand across Belfast, proving that one ambitious architect could shape an entire region. The man who measured roads and designed castles now rests in Knockbreda Cemetery, waiting for visitors who recognize his name on modern buildings.

Sir Charles Lanyon is recorded as a memorial in County Antrim. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.