English: Shaftesbury Square Hospital, Belfast. Built in 1867, to a design by WJ Barre, as the Ophthalmic Hospital, and extended, in the same style, in 1928 (the different brick is still discernible in the bay on the right). Charlie Brett noted "it has no hint of the pomposity usual in public buildings of the period". Now used as a place to treat people with alcohol and/or drug dependency. The vacant site on the left 445872 makes it look tatty (it's not). Although Called "Shaftesbury Square Hospital" the building is in Great Victoria Street. Continue to 1554296.
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