Roger Weatherup: The man who chronicled the changes of Armagh City

His family said his legacy would live on in the local area and that he gave a sense of community to those who knew him.

His daughter, Kate, said he “welcomed all irrespective of their background” and was “supportive and generous to all who had an interest in history”.

“Dad had lived through so much change and he documented it throughout his life,” she told BBC News NI.

“He talked of an Armagh with a train station and a bustling livestock market when he first arrived in 1955, which suffered through the Troubles but always kept resilience and great community spirit.”

Mr Weatherup had a “curator’s eye”, always knowing what to capture with his camera, documenting what may change as time moved on.

His daughter, Diane, reminisced a time when her father asked her to stand in a red telephone box, knowing it would soon be phased out.