On 11 August 1919 the Orderly reported to the Belfast Charitable Society that the residents of the Old People’s Home thoroughly enjoyed the Peace Day Celebrations held earlier in the week. A parade of servicemen left Victoria Barracks, behind Clifton House, and made it’s way down Clifton Street into the city centre. Newspapers reported that 36 000 ex-servicemen paraded in Belfast that day marking the end of the Great War.

Peace Day Celebrations (1919) & the Belfast Charitable Institution
Peace Day Celebrations (1919) & the Belfast Charitable Institution
August 11, 20200 comments
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