gasometers

Taken from the spire of Shankill Parish Church, heading north

"Early in 1888 a decision was taken to build a power loom factory on a site in Victoria Street, with capacity for 500 looms. The original chimney shaft at the factory was 150 feet high, the tallest in Lurgan." www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC2PNVY_linen-heritage-lurgan...

On the right is St Peter's Catholic Church, North St., built in 1832 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lurgan

I see Lurgan Model Primary School just above the gasometers.

J Herbert "Established 1883" (written on gable middle foreground). Joseph Herbert is to be found in the 1901 Census but he and his family are gone by 1911. Would suggest we're looking at Pre 1911

Google Maps Satellite 3D (takes a while to load) - www.google.com/maps/@53.3356846,-6.2289797,250a,35y,310.8... A remarkable lack of trees. And consequently, no dogs.

That is indeed Shelbourne Park per the 6" map.

The Grand Canal Docks, crossed by the rail line to Bray and beyond. Westland Row sidings to the left and the 1840 D&SE Railway Works beyond.

Busarus was finished 1953, just 2 years before this.

I see Nelson's pillar top left, which lasted another 11 years.