Old Smithfield Market Belfast 1960

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[@tts7235]

Very interesting and look quite similar to today's Belfast.

[@patsymillar9447]

Used to go to Smithfield market with my daddy. We'd go to the second hand bookshop. I still have the copy of Targa the otter he bought me, for 1 shilling and sixpence. Happy days.

[@tstuart7333]

I use to work at MARCUS MUSICL INSTRUMENTS in Gresham Street. I t a great place to work.

[@groover5524]

I just about remember that old Smithfield as a kid growing up in the 1960's . We'd get off the train in Queens Quay and walk over the bridge into Ann street . Smithfield was usually part of our shopping trip . I was interested in the bookshops . Sure it had character but it also was full of tat ! Organized chaos would be a fair description ☺

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