Main Street. Not much has changed traffic-wise, but most cars look somewhat different these days!
Old Protestant Street.
The same street during renewal. The damage was not caused by a bomb but by a few JCBs.
The builders went bust and the street looked like this for a year or two.
The old cattle yard is still visible.
Entrance to the town. This must have been taken after the bomb at the old police station, because the war memorial roof looks a bit strange.
Parking in Market Street. (Not much has changed.)
This picture of Main Street was taken after the first car bomb explosion in the town. The traders blocked the parking spaces with anything they could find.
Can you spot yourself or someone you know? This picture was taken during one of the large demonstrations that were held in the town at that time.
The old chestnut tree in the Market Yard
Corner House
Remember all those barrels?
The last of the old houses in Protestant Street
This one was donated by Willie Reid.
From Harold Gough's collection
Ballyclose Street and Christ Church. The house on the right with the sign above the door was the home of Peg of Limavady, in earlier days.
