Our Archiving Officer will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. The Crombie Building, named after the first principal of the Academy, is a three-storyed building of Scrabo sandstone, constructed in the Scots-Baronial style which had been introduced to Ulster with the construction of Scrabo Tower near Newtownards in 1857.
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