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Pictured here J4280 : Ballyverdaugh National School

See J4280 : The Ulster Folk Museum (13). A view of the farmhouse window, surrounded by fuchsia.

At the car park entrance.

This jewel, near Ballycultra, is the most impressive museum of its kind in the British Isles. Real houses, cafes, shops, court, police station, churches, school and post office etc. etc. etc. Have been saved from demolition and removed... (more)

An NIR 80-class set heads through the closed Craigavad station with the 16.50 passenger service from Bangor to Belfast (Central). Although closed some 10 years earlier, Craigavad's small signal cabin still stood in 1986. It was... (more)

A Victorian 'Penfold' pillar box located within the grounds of the Ulster Folk Museum at Cultra (BT18 155). The box, still working and collected during the week, was manufactured c1866-79 by Cochrane, Grove and Company of Dudley... (more)

See J4280 : The Bangor road at Cultra. This is the same view, in the evening, as the north Down commuters (left) head home. The autumnal mists and colours are starting to appear.

The 'Northern Bank' in the Ulster Folk Museum is a replica of the building that stood in Main Street, Portglenone, County Antrim. See Link... (more)

At the administrative offices of the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum

See J4280 : Cultra Manor (December 2008). An earlier view of the house built in 1902 to a design by Graeme, Watt and Tulloch. The full architectural description is available here Link.... (more)

Craigavad Station, opened 01-05-1865, closed 1980's. Not many folk can lay claim to have made a photograph at Craigavad Station.