This short reel reveals how Belfast’s City Centre used to look in the 1930s. Perhaps the most striking aspect of this film is the Titanic Memorial in its former location in the middle of the road on Donegall Square North. The monument was moved within the grounds of the City Hall in 1959 following a spate of traffic accidents. Another highlight is the sight of a fire engine with firefighters hanging from the sides. The hustle and bustle of the city centre is on full display as cars and trams battle for dominance on the roads. Views of Belfast’s famous City Hall and the grand gothic revivalist architecture of the Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation Building are also on full display.