Ballyroney Presbyterian Church 1.
Ballyroney Presbyterian Church 2
Ballyward
Ballyward C. of I.
John walker a local blacksmith made the gates of the churchyard, and the gates still have his name stamped on them
Ballyward C. of I., a
Ballyward C. of I, b
Abercorn School, Banbridge
Banbridge R. C. Cemetary,
Banbridge R. C. Cemetary, 1
Banbridge R. C. Cemetary, 2
Banbridge R. C. Cemetary, 3
Banbridge Dromore St. R. C. Chapel
The Cut, Banbridge
Bann St. Banbridge
Banbridge Boys Club, 1954
Flax Dam outside Banbridge
Spreading Flax outside Banbridge
Spreading the Flax outside Banbridge 1
Banbridge Cemetary
Banbridge Cemetary Gatehouse
Seapatrick C.of I. Banbridge
River Bann, Banbridge
River Bann, Banbridge 1
Town View
Corbet Lough
Croziers Monument banbridge
Dromore St. Banbridge
Newry Street, Banbridge
Rockville House, Banbridge
Scarva Street Presbyterian Church, Banbridge
This photo of William Templeton, and the GGrandfather of Sam
Brown of Pittsburgh was also is listed in Griffiths valuation as a
Baker / Grocer on Bridge St, Banbridge.
This is Mary Templeton Grandmother of Sam Brown from
Penninsula, Mary Templeton Brown. She was born and raised in
Banbridge but after marrying John Brown, my Grandfather and
giving birth to 4 children they migrated to Pittsburgh, Pa. in 1879.
This is a photo of Hamilton Moore, the GGGrandfather of Sam
Brown from Penninsula, Washington State. Mr Moore is listed in
Griffiths Valuation as a Baker / Grocer at 22 Newry St. Banbridge.
(The next three photos were kindly donated by Sam Brown).
A group of Banbridge boys circa 1950
More Banbridge boys, back row L to R. Midgie Barr
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Jack darragh
Coronation Day Reilly Street, Dora Hawthorne
View in Loughbrickland
Loughbrickland Village
Coming into Loughbrickland
Loughbrickland 1
Loughbrickland Presbyterian Cemetary
Loughbrickland Presbyterian Church
Loughbrickland Presbyterian Church
Walkers Factory 1939
Swimming at the Bann
Back row, L. to R. ,Francie Close, Mickey Stranachan,?,
Raymond Darragh, (England) Midgie Barr
Raymond Kelly, (Scotland) Billy Kelly,
(Bangor) Front row, Harry Carson, (with tie), & Billy Toman,(Scot)
Raymond Kelly, Alan Anderson and Raymond Darragh , boyhood pals in Banbridge all together after 60 years, July 2009
Banbridge, Newry Road 1920
Paddy Reavey's butcher shop Banbridge