The Strand opened in 1935 as a single screen 'picture house', designed by esteemed local architect John McBride Neill. Over the years it has evolved and endured, taking on multiple...
The Strand opened in 1935 as a single screen 'picture house', designed by esteemed local architect John McBride Neill. Over the years it has evolved and endured, taking on multiple...
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Last September we went north and east to look at three surviving stations designed by Berkeley Deane Wise of the Belfast and Northern Counties Railway. This time we will travel...
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Join UAH chair Daniel Calley for a walking tour of the historic town of Bushmills where we will explore some of its many fine buildings. Bushmills developed along the banks...
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Redhall is a building full of surprises. Charles Brett, in his Buildings of Co. Antrim, describes it as ‘an architectural jack-in-the-box.’ Despite its deceptive exterior, the core of Redhall dates...
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It is 75 years since Belfast celebrated the 1951 Festival of Britain with the ‘Farm and Factory’ Exhibition at Castlereagh; an event showcasing examples of the latest innovations in architecture...
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Celebrate Midsummer’s Day with friends from UAH at The Fort, Tandragee. Named after a ringfort formerly near the site, The Fort is an early 19th century vernacular farmhouse, restored between...
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Join UAH friends in the coastal setting of Larne’s Waterloo Bay to find out about the history of a vernacular cottage, the surrounding area and of the limestone quarrying, a...
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The Society is organising a three day visit to Oxford in the Spring. We will be based in the four star Mercure hotel Eastgate which is well located to enjoy...
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Our first talk will centre on Crucknamara Cottage in Co. Donegal; the contemporary reconstruction of a North-West Irish longitudinal byre house. In the 2010s, Tara and Geoff Brooks undertook an...
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The Irish Landmark Trust (ILT) is celebrating its 30th anniversary. During that time, it has saved over 30 buildings across the island of Ireland and made them available for everyone...
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