A couple of images that may be of interest

[Sven]

The centenary statue of C. S. Lewis in east Belfast, located in front of the Holywood Arches library,
4-12 Holywood Road, Belfast, BT4 1NT, UK




The baptism register entry for C. S. Lewis.



Page 24
Baptisms administered in the Church of St. Mark in the Parish
of Dundela in the Diocese of Down in the Year 18 98-9
When baptised: 1899 Jan 29 no 186
When born: Nov 29 1898
Child's Christian Name: Clive Staples
Parent's Name: Christian: Albert James & Florence Augusta
Parent's Name: Surname: Lewis
Address: Dundela Villas Strand town
Quality, Trade, or Profession: Solicitor
By (?????): Thos Hamilton

Tho[ma]s Hamilton is Lewis' maternal grandfather and vicar of St. Mark's, the Diocese of Down is now the Diocese of Down and Dromore, Church of Ireland.

[Boyd Britton]

[Solomons Song]

[A#minor]

[Bill]

It may look different "in the flesh" so to speak but from the photograph it doesn't look anything at all like Jack Lewis.

Bill

[wood-maid]

[carol]

[A#minor]

This sort of looks like him in the statue. Yes, I think it's a statue of him younger. Why would they do that though? It seems like they'd have a statue of him when he's older, at the age that he wrote the books.

[Sven]

Because the statue is in Belfast, and he left town at the age of 18, only to return for rare, brief visits.

[A#minor]

[Steve]