St. James’ Church of Ireland

202-206 Antrim Road, Belfast

Decorated Gothic style church. Only buttressed tower and spire original. Re-built by R.M. Close in 1946. Main body of church destroyed by German bombing raid in 1941.

Stone Information

Stone Type Category :

Red Sandstone
Primary Stone:

Red Sandstone
Secondary Stone:

Westmoreland Slate
Stonework Construction:

Random-coursed rock-faced
Stonework Condition:

Stonework is in reasonably good condition despite heavy soiling.
Condition Assessment (QUB):

Stage 2 – Section specific remedial action is required but the extent of intervention should be limited because of the lack of distant involvement within façade boundaries.
OS Irish Grid (Easting):

333329
OS Irish Grid (Northing):

375956