Woburn House is a B2 listed grand mansion located on the grounds of Lisnevin Training School.
An Italianate property that was once the private summer mansion for John Gilmore Dunbar, a wealthy mill owner who passed it down to multiple generations of his family.
Used as a convalescent home during WWII, Woburn house went on to be an open borstal before being taken over by the Police Service of Northern Ireland for training and office purposes.
This nondescript and non-denominational church was in the secure grounds of Lisnevin Training School. Juvenile delinquents attended Sunday service here with one service for the Catholic residents and one service for the Protestant residents.
This Flax Mill was located within a tree-lined industrial village and designated conservation area. The village had been laid out as a model linen village by three brothers from Belfast and in 1835, this flax spinning mill was established. Beforehand, it had been used as an old flour mill.
