Hand drawn bars of musical notes to the tune of 'The Maid Freed From The Gallows'.
Newspaper clipping - photograph of the silver casket presented with the Freedom of the Borough of Coleraine to Mayor Alderman D. Hall Christie.
Newspaper clipping titled 'Borough Freedom to Coleraine to Mayor Alderman Christie, M. P. Honoured at Banquet'. Handwritten in pencil above - Daily Telegraph.
Newspaper cutting stuck to paper of a letter titled, 'Tariffs and Innishowen'. Written by Sam Henry. Discusses tariffs and Free Trade and refers to the views of Mr Louis Walsh. He thanks him for referencing his articles 'Idle Days in Innishowen'.
Newspaper clipping titled 'Mayor of Coleraine Honoured. Admitted to Freedom of the Borough. Unique Appreciation of Public Services.' Regarding Alderman Daniel Hall Christie. From the Northern Constitution. Article features photographs of The Mayor and The Mayoress, the casket presented to the Mayor and the dinner at the Town Hall.
Inside page of The Constitutions of Freemasonry of Ireland.
HMS Freesia K 43 Ship number 1074 Launched: 3 Oct, 1940 Commissioned: 19 Nov, 1940
The Constitutions of Freemasonry Ireland. Gold Mason's emblems on front of the book.
Image courtesy Suzanne Fol. This item was contributed as part of the Dear Diary: Recording Life in the Age of Covid-19 project. All participants in the Dear Diary project retain…
Image courtesy Suzanne Fol. This item was contributed as part of the Dear Diary: Recording Life in the Age of Covid-19 project. All participants in the Dear Diary project retain…
Typed notes of a list of books titled, 'Books to Read'. Mentions Free Library, Bigger Collection, Linenhall Library, Magee College, books from America. Books re poems, songs, history, American folk songs. 'Parochial Hall, Macosquin, Mrs Stanna Pres, Mrs Faulkner Vice' written on back in pencil.
Typed notes of a list of books titled, 'Books to Read'. Mentions Free Library, Bigger Collection, Linenhall Library, Magee College, books from America. Books re poems, songs, history, American folk songs. 'Parochial Hall, Macosquin, Mrs Stanna Pres, Mrs Faulkner Vice' written on back in pencil.