KING ALBERT AVENUE
King Albert Avenue was named by Henry F Halloran in honour of King Albert I of Belgium, who reigned from 1909 until he died in 1934.
During World War I, King Albert played a pivotal role in leading Belgium’s defence against the German invasion. Despite facing overwhelming odds, he exhibited courage and resilience, inspiring his people to resist the occupation.
Watch the video about King Albert 1 in WW1.
1Why Henry named King Albert Ave explained in a video presentation 2More about The Soldier King: How Albert I Led Belgium Through World War I
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