Lynn Building

The Lynn Building is a stunning Victorian structure located in Belfast, Northern Ireland, designed in the Ruskinian Gothic style by architect William Henry Lynn and completed in 1868. Originally serving as the library for Queen's College, Belfast, it has evolved into a graduate school. The building showcases intricate Neo-Gothic features, including polychrome brickwork, rose windows, and detailed gargoyles. Its historical significance is enhanced by its connection to the growth of Queen's University Belfast and its transformation over the years, making it a fascinating site for tourists and researchers interested in architecture and educational history.