
Wilson's Yard: A Dromore Treasure Trove Closes
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Rosy and Geoff Wilsons Salvaging Business in Dromore Closes After 44 Years: A Farewell to Historic Treasures
The Wilsons, owners of Wilsons Yard, held a grand auction to clear out their collection of historic items, drawing crowds eager to snag unique reclaimed pieces. The sale marked the end of an era for the small town, where the yard was a go-to spot for unique finds. Standout lots included an Irish Georgian bronze bell tower, a clock tower from Londons Spitafields Market, and a nineteen thirty-five cast iron red telephone box. With the sale complete, Rosy and Geoff look forward to family time and travel, leaving behind a legacy of preservation in their community.
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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Wilson's Yard: A Dromore Treasure Trove Closes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 25th. This is Europe News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters across the continent. Rosie and Jeff Wilson are stepping away from the salvaging business in Dromor after 44 years at the helm. The couple ran Wilson's yard on Hillsboro Road, collecting and restoring all sorts of historic treasures from the area. They held a big auction on March 18th and 19th, through Victor Mees to clear out their collection. It drew crowds eager to snag pieces from decades of fines. People see it as the close of a chapter for the small town, where the yard became a go-to spot for unique, reclaimed items. Many shared fond memories of browsing the grounds over the years. Standout lots included an Irish Georgian bronze bell tower, a clock tower from London's spitterfields market, and a 1935 cast iron red, telephone box. Bitters snapped up these gems quickly. With the sale wrapped up, Rosie and Jeff look forward to family time and some well-deserved travel, leaving behind a legacy of preservation in their community.
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