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Another view of the old wooden jetty at Holywood Yacht Club. Now looking in a bad state of repair and out-of-bounds. See Link for some related images.

Opened in 1848 by the Belfast & County Down Railway, on what is now the line from Belfast to Bangor. View north east towards Marino and Bangor.

The datestone (1870) on Holywood Methodist church J3979 : Methodist Church, Holywood (architect James Kendall Link. For a detailed architectural description of this listed building see... (more)

It is located at Innis Court

Obtained by Northern Ireland Railways' in 1970 for cross-border passenger services, the three diesel electric locomotives of the 101 class proved unreliable and were relegated to secondary workings after arrival of the 111 class in... (more)

Northern Ireland Railways class 3000 unit No. 3008 departs Holywood with an afternoon service for Bangor.

The RPSI's UTA 4, stormin' the Holywood Bank, working a private charter trip from Whitehead to Bangor.

A vacant shop, at the corner of the Downshire Road, with a “sold” sign. Described by the agents as “This ground floor retail unit has good glazed frontage onto High Street . The unit also benefits from an electric roller shutter,... (more)

Northern Ireland Railways 6 car C4K set (4004 & ?) approaching Holywood with the 1555 Belfast Great Victoria Street to Bangor service (departs Holywood at 1615).

Erected by the Ulster History Society here J3979 : Twisel Building, Holywood

Looking up Downshire Road. The derelict "Moffett's" seen in J3978 : Derelict building, Holywood is on the left.