Bridge Street Lisburn. This is the coat of arms of Lisburn. It links together the key elements that have made Lisburn the town that it is today. This.

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Bridge Street Lisburn

This is the coat of arms of Lisburn. It links together the key elements that have made Lisburn the town that it is today. This includes reference to the two fires that destroyed the old settlement of Lisnagarvey. The Lisburn Coat of Arms

This is a map showing the original settlement of Lisnagarvey. Bridge Street can clearly be seen as one of the first main roads in the town. The Settlement of Lisnagarvey

Lisnagarvey was burnt by a fire during the Great Rebellion of The entire settlement was turned to ash within. a matter of hours. It was then that the name of Lisnagarvey began to change to that of ‘Lisburn’ In 1707, a great fire halted the growth of Lisburn. Once again it was reduced to ashes, this time even the great castle fell to the flames. The castle was never rebuilt. The Fires of Lisnagarvey

This is a photo of the original stone bridge of Lisburn erected in The spire of the cathedral can be seen in the distance behind the tree line The Original Bridge

Millar’s was one of the first shops to have a telephone. Scholes’ Butcher’s shop Businesses have been a key part of Bridge Street over the years. With many family shops running for generations. A Street of Business

Some examples of advertisements from shops on Bridge Street Advertising Bridge Street

How Bridge Street has Changed 1885

How Bridge Street has Changed 1950

How Bridge Street has Changed 1993

2006 How Bridge Street has Changed

The Townscape Heritage Initiative The Townscape Heritage Initiative (THI) is the Heritage Lottery Fund's grant giving programme for the repair and regeneration of the historic environment in towns and cities throughout the UK. The scheme was born of the HLF's desire to deliver sustainable conservation in historic urban areas by raising the standard of repair where the market has failed to do so, and by bringing new uses. 12 Bridge Street Before and After

The Townscape Heritage Initiative The THI programme encourages partnerships of local organisations to carry out repairs and other works to a number of historic buildings, structures or spaces within defined areas to aid social and economic regeneration and help to improve the quality of life for all those who live, work or visit there.