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FROM 1830 - 1860 > SHELTER & HOUSING |
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A ‘Court’ Poor urban dwellers sometimes lived in rough houses built around a court yard. Belfast had a number of these courts and the name has ... |
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Jug and Bowl With no running water and no bathrooms, people washed in their bedrooms. Servants heated the water and carried it upstairs to the ... |
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A Rush Light Rush lights were home-made sources of lighting. Rushes were cut from boggy ground and dipped in animal fat. This allowed the light to ... |
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Pig in House Animals like cows and pigs often shared their accommodation with their owners. |
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Creepie Stool These small stools, which were called creepies in Ulster, were made from thick, odd shaped pieces of timber. They were very common in ... |
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Mountain Cabin This mid 19th century one-room cabin from the Sperrin Mountains is an example of the type of housing frequently seen in remote upland ... |
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