Homes in Focus - Cluan Place
Discover what life was like for those who lived in the Cluan Place Houses in the early 1900s, including Margaret Cranston, who earned a living through needlework, and William Cranston, Margaret's brother, who was a labourer in the shipyard.
Originally located close to the junctions of the Mountpottinger and Albertbridge Roads in East Belfast, the houses were constructed as 'cottage-style' houses, with features including a small projecting porch and a tiny front garden with railings.
Please note, this is a free event as part of European Heritage Open Days 2026.
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Discover what life was like for those who lived in the Cluan Place Houses in the early 1900s, including Margaret Cranston, who earned a living through needlework, and William Cranston, Margaret's brother, who was a labourer in the shipyard.
Originally located close to the junctions of the Mountpottinger and Albertbridge Roads in East Belfast, the houses were constructed as 'cottage-style' houses, with features including a small projecting porch and a tiny front garden with railings.
Please note, this is a free event as part of European Heritage Open Days 2026.
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