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BELFAST 1886 — THE DAY  THE ALBERT BRIDGE COLLAPSED! Imagine standing beside the River Lagan in Victorian Belfast and witnessing the aftermath of one of the city's most dramatic bridge disasters! On 15 September 1886, the Albert Bridge suffered a catastrophic collapse when two of its central arches gave way. This remarkable historic photograph captures the aftermath, with crowds gathering along the riverbank to stare in disbelief at the enormous gap in the bridge. Look closely at the wonderful details. The horse-drawn carriage, the Victorian ladies and gentlemen, the old gas lamp and the industrial skyline of Belfast in the distance. But behind this fascinating photograph lies a tragedy. A 64-year-old night-watchman, John Matthews, lost his life. There had already been warnings about the bridge's deteriorating condition before the collapse. The disaster led to the construction of a replacement Albert Bridge, which opened in 1890. Just imagine the conversations among those Belfast people standing along the riverbank that day. Little did they know they were becoming part of a photograph that would survive for generations. DO YOU REMEMBER THE ALBERT BRIDGE? Did your parents or grandparents ever tell you stories about old Belfast and its bridges? Please leave your memories and comments below. Thank you. Share this remarkable piece of Belfast history with your family and friends. BELFAST JACK — KEEPING THE MEMORIES ALIVE. #BelfastJack #OldBelfast #AlbertBridge #BelfastHistory #RiverLagan
BELFAST 1886 — THE DAY THE ALBERT BRIDGE COLLAPSED! Imagine standing beside the River Lagan in Victorian Belfast and witnessing the aftermath of one of the city's most dramatic bridge disasters! On 15 September 1886, the Albert Bridge suffered a catastrophic collapse when two of its central arches gave way. This remarkable historic photograph captures the aftermath, with crowds gathering along the riverbank to stare in disbelief at the enormous gap in the bridge. Look closely at the wonderful details. The horse-drawn carriage, the Victorian ladies and gentlemen, the old gas lamp and the industrial skyline of Belfast in the distance. But behind this fascinating photograph lies a tragedy. A 64-year-old night-watchman, John Matthews, lost his life. There had already been warnings about the bridge's deteriorating condition before the collapse. The disaster led to the construction of a replacement Albert Bridge, which opened in 1890. Just imagine the conversations among those Belfast people standing along the riverbank that day. Little did they know they were becoming part of a photograph that would survive for generations. DO YOU REMEMBER THE ALBERT BRIDGE? Did your parents or grandparents ever tell you stories about old Belfast and its bridges? Please leave your memories and comments below. Thank you. Share this remarkable piece of Belfast history with your family and friends. BELFAST JACK — KEEPING THE MEMORIES ALIVE. #BelfastJack #OldBelfast #AlbertBridge #BelfastHistory #RiverLagan

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