Lambeg Now and Then

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Location: Lisburn, Lisburn and Castlereagh, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Eleanor Lees

uni project

Immerse yourself in the rich history and present-day charm of Lambeg Village, Co. Down with this Echoes sound walk. Using the Echoes app, embark on a leisurely stroll through this picturesque village, guided by captivating audio narratives. Discover key landmarks like Glenmore House, Glenmore Parkland Trail, Hilden Barbour Threads Mill, Lagan Tow Path, and Lambeg Parish Church, each offering unique insights into Lambeg's heritage. Ideal for a relaxing day off, the walk takes 1-1.5 hours at your own pace. Easily accessible by car or public transport from Belfast, this experience promises a delightful journey through time and nature.

Glenmore House

We begin our walk at Glenmore House. Today, the House appears as a rather grand apartment complex, but in days gone by this impressive country seat was home to some of the worlds most successful Linen Barons. Hear the stories of those who lived here and the lasting impact they made on the local area.

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Glenmore Parkland Trail

Today this nature trail is a hub of biodiversity. Enjoy the serenity of this meandering path on the site of the former Bleach Green, and learn about the thriving centre of industry that once stood here.

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Hilden Barbour Threads Mill

Although it has now fallen into disrepair, this beautiful old building once stood as the bustling centre of textile manufacturing in Ireland. Hear about those who and worked here, and what has happened to the building in the years since.

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Lagan Tow Path

This last stretch of the walk will lead us to our final destination. Follow the Lagan downstream and keep an eye out for nature and history as you go.

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Lambeg Parish Church

In any small Irish village, the Church, once the pillar of community, is a site of historic interest no matter your religious feelings. Learn about this ancient site, and the lives and stories etched into its churchyard.

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