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Pages 35-42 taken from 'Picture Post' [magazine]. Dated 17th June 1939. Article titled, 'History of 100 years in photographs - No.9. American Civil War'.
Killyrammer Primary School Tie. Light grey, with angled burgundy stripes. Label reads 'Quintex/100% Polyester/Made in England'.
Pages 35-42 taken from 'Picture Post' [magazine]. Dated 17th June 1939. Article titled, 'History of 100 years in photographs - No.9. American Civil War'.
Page 4 of 5. Typed script for broadcast titled, '"Ulster's Heritage of Song" by Sam Henry. Wednesday, October 6th, 9.45 - 10.0p.m." Number '3' handwritten at top of page 1. First page is thicker paper than rest of pages. Brief history of folk songs of Ulster. Songs interspersed through script - 'The Green Bushes', 'Happy, 'Tis thou blind for Thee', 'The Maid of Ballyhaunis', 'The Seal Song', and a Gaelic Lullaby. Songs sung by James McCafferty. Refers to Shakespeare and Rory Dall O'Cahan.
Handwritten receipt (on blue paper). No. 401. Payment of £9.10.0 to The Honourable The Irish Society from Messrs Hazlett [Hezlet] per Robert Giveen on 25th March, 1909. Receipt dated 21st June, 1909. Red one penny Edward VII stamp bottom right corner.
Page 5 of 5. Typed script for broadcast titled, '"Ulster's Heritage of Song" by Sam Henry. Wednesday, October 6th, 9.45 - 10.0p.m." Number '3' handwritten at top of page 1. First page is thicker paper than rest of pages. Brief history of folk songs of Ulster. Songs interspersed through script - 'The Green Bushes', 'Happy, 'Tis thou blind for Thee', 'The Maid of Ballyhaunis', 'The Seal Song', and a Gaelic Lullaby. Songs sung by James McCafferty. Refers to Shakespeare and Rory Dall O'Cahan.
Two receipts attached together, nos 434 and 435. Both are from Holy Trinity Church, Portrush to Miss E.M.Hezlet for £1.0.0 each for subscription to Parish Poor Fund. Both are signed Sam Stanfield, Hon.Treasurer. The top receipt is dated 29th December, 1946 and the other, 14th January, 1947.
Cookstown '100' Motor Cycle Road Races on Sherrygroom circuit Saturday 23rd May 1981
'Look at the camera.' Kilhoyle, Moneyquiggy and Donald's Hill in the background. L-R Gerald Farrell, Nance McKinney, Johnny McCloskey, Freda Farrell and Raymond McKinney.
List of names headed with Murphy and including Brontes, Maguires, Savages, O'Neills, O'Cahansand McDonnells. It also mentions Fergus, King of 100 streams. Hugenots-Linen-Crommelin is added in pencil.
Page 1 of 5. Typed script for broadcast titled, '"Ulster's Heritage of Song" by Sam Henry. Wednesday, October 6th, 9.45 - 10.0p.m." Number '3' handwritten at top of page 1. First page is thicker paper than rest of pages. Brief history of folk songs of Ulster. Songs interspersed through script - 'The Green Bushes', 'Happy, 'Tis thou blind for Thee', 'The Maid of Ballyhaunis', 'The Seal Song', and a Gaelic Lullaby. Songs sung by James McCafferty. Refers to Shakespeare and Rory Dall O'Cahan.