Carrickfergus
Carrickfergus is represented by Robert Dawson’s 1832 borough plan, Taylor and Skinner road strips, Edward Weller and G. W. B...
Read MoreCarrickfergus is represented by Robert Dawson’s 1832 borough plan, Taylor and Skinner road strips, Edward Weller and G. W. Bacon maps of Belfast environs, and Greenvile Collins charts of Carrickfergus (Belfast) Lough with the William III landing inset. Coastal coverage includes 1940 Kriegsmarine seabed sheets, while nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century prints depict Carrickfergus Castle and the town from Belfast Lough.
Carrickfergus is represented by Robert Dawson’s 1832 borough plan, Taylor and Skinner road strips, Edward Weller and G. W. Bacon maps of Belfast environs, and Greenvile Collins charts of Carrickfergus (Belfast) Lough with the William III landing inset. Coastal coverage includes 1940 Kriegsmarine seabed sheets, while nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century prints depict Carrickfergus Castle and the town from Belfast Lough.