Viscount Craigavon's Tomb, Parliament House, Stormont Estate, Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast, County Antrim, BT4 3XX

Free-standing Portland limestone mausoleum on stepped base, erected c.1942, to the designs of Roland Ingleby Smith. Rectangular on plan and located to the east of Stormont Parliament (HB26/13/013). Solid block of Portland limestone with stepped top and corners on a shallow plinth base and set on a stepped platform. Carved coat of arms to the west flanked by two figures in relief. Inscribed to the north face stating; “THE RIGHT HONOURABLE / JAMES / VISCOUNT CRAIGAVON OF STORMONT / FIRST PRIME MINISTER OF NORTHERN IRELAND / 1921-1940 / Died Nov.24 1940 / AND HIS WIFE / CECIL VISCOUNTESS CRAIGAVON “. Inscribed to the south face stating; ERECTED / BY / THE PARLIAMENT OF NORTHERN IRELAND / IN MEMORY / OF / A GREAT ULSTERMAN”. Roof N/A RWG N/A Walling Portland limestone ashlar Windows N/A Setting: Located to the east of Stormont Parliament and set within a small gravel garden enclosed by formal hedging and yew trees.