The city’s archives are full of hidden gems of heritage significance. Many of these buildings, memorials and amenities etc no longer exist, long demolished or replaced. These include the city’s old infirmary (originally located adjacent to Brooke Park on the appropriately named Infirmary Road) and the huge cargo cranes along the quayside which required a network of rails to traverse the length of the loading areas. Other miscellaneous plans in the archives include the many public lavatories which ‘conveniently’ existed throughout the city, including the very ornate example in Waterloo Place, and the city’s War Memorial at the Diamond. Landmarks in their own right, these structures required significant planning.
- Londonderry Corporation (1)
- Londonderry Corporation (2)
- Londonderry Corporation (3)
- Londonderry Corporation (4)
- Londonderry Corporation (5)
- Londonderry Corporation (6)
- Londonderry Corporation (7)
- Pilot Station – Port Blaney
- Hospital – Infirmary Road
- Drinking fountain – Brooke Park
- Marker Column – Waterloo Place
- Public lavatories – Waterloo Place
- Column Detail – Waterloo Place
- Skylights – Waterloo Place
- Storage Shed – City Cemetery
- Shelters – City Cemetery
- Shelters – City Cemetery
- Public lavatories – City Cemetery
- Steps – Kennedy Place
- Grandstand – Brandywell Stadium
- Grandstand – Brandywell Stadium
- Toilets – Brandywell Stadium
- Public lavatories – Brandywell Recreation Grounds
- War Memorial (1) – The Diamond
- War Memorial (2) – The Diamond
- War Memorial (3) – The Diamond
- War Memorial (4) – The Diamond
- War Memorial (5) – The Diamond
- War Memorial (6) – The Diamond
- War Memorial (7) – The Diamond
- War Memorial (8) – The Diamond
- Air raid shelter – The Diamond
- Entrance gates – Craft Village
- O’Doherty’s Fort – Union Hall Place
- O’Doherty’s Fort – Union Hall Place