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Why are there two drinking fountains in Lisburn City centre? How did Wallace High School get its name?  Who built Castle House and gave Wallace Park to the citizens of Lisburn?

As a landowner and MP, Sir Richard Wallace was one of Lisburn’s major benefactors in the late 19th century as well as being a well known philanthropist and passionate art collector. His legacy can be found in the place names and buildings of Lisburn, the paintings in the fabulous Wallace Collection in London and the numerous Wallace Fountains he donated to Paris and Lisburn.

For more information go to the Richard Wallace Trust’s website (www.richardwallacetrust.com )

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ArrowCar Park Map

There are a number of car parks available in Lisburn to see a map
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ArrowLisburn for Weddings

Lisburn for Weddings is a business cluster of wedding professionals in Lisburn
Lisburn for Weddings

ArrowRichard Wallace Trust

Why are there two drinking fountains in Lisburn City centre?
Richard Wallace Trust

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Shopmobility Lisburn provides scooters and wheelchairs for use throughout Lisburn.

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Bridge Street Revival

Bridge Street Revival

Bridge Street Revival

One of LCCM’s major projects in the Historic Quarter is the urban renaissance being promoted in Bridge Street, with major support from the Heritage Lottery Fund, DoE Planning Service, Lisburn City Council and Northern Ireland Housing Executive as well as the direct investment by private property owners.  To date over £2 million has been invested in the first phase of this Townscape Heritage regeneration project in Bridge Street. Phase two is progressing well and by the middle of 2010 it is anticipated that four major new projects will be under construction bringing the majority of the remaining derelict buildings back into economic use.

View recently launched Bridge Street Revival book Here which charts 10 years of regeneration.