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ALT Group of people posing in front of paintings by Sir John Lavery in an art gallery
ALT Photograph courtesy of the Richard Green Gallery, London. A Sir John Lavery painting, Windy Day, of turquoise blue and green water colours of the sea with a boat in the background, showing a woman in a white dress and red-pink belt blowing in the wind and holding on to her hat.
ALT Ulster American Folk Park tells the story of Ulster people’s emigration to North America in the 18th and 19th centuries. Family members are pictured interacting with a costumed guide outside a log cabin with a red door.
ALT Ulster Museum is home to Northern Ireland’s rich collections of art, history and natural sciences. This is the entrance of the museum, nestled in the Botanic Gardens, showing part of the white stone and Belfast brick of the old Municipal Museum and Art Gallery fused with smooth grey concrete forms and steps up to the door.
ALT Ulster Transport Museum is a place that celebrates the history of invention and innovation in Northern Ireland, telling the stories of transport and social change to inspire the next generation of innovators. This is a picture inside the 'A' Galleries showing a cobbled street and some of the trams on display.
ALT Not only is Ulster Folk Museum a place to celebrate and preserve the everyday heritage skills, customs, and traditions of Ulster, it’s a place where the past is connected with the present to help inspire and shape the future. A farmer helps three kids, one holding a bucket, feed the pigs.
