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Newspaper cutting of tonic sol-fa notation and words to song titled, 'No. 100 - Carnanbane'. Air and words from William Laverty at Drumafivey, Stranocum, who learnt it from James Young of Dungiven.
Handwritten receipt from the Northern Banking Company, Limited, Coleraine branch for credit of £1.0.0 into the bank account of Col. R. J. Hezlet. Dated 29th August, 1913. Signed by bank manager Curry ? [signature illegible].
Wooden shield with smaller metal plaques naming winners of shield 1959-1960. Central shield engraved '100 mile Handicap.' Stand attached to the back made of wood. Also attached are two wall hooks.
The Somme Association unveiling service of Memorial to the 13th Battalion of the Royal Irish Rifles, Mesnil-Martinsart, Friday 29th June 2007 at 1000hrs Order of Service.
The Rhellick, a former killeen (burial ground for unbaptised children) on the site of an early Christian cashel and souterrain
Typed receipt on headed paper to Sam Henry, Sandelford, Coleraine. The sum of 10.0d 'for the recording of "My Charming Kate O'Neill" from Sam Henry's Collection'.
Double folded page of handwritten letter in pencil from James to his father. In trenches for past 6 days with the South Wales Borders, who lost 100 men (killed or wounded) Some description of fighting and hears submarines around coast of Ireland. Mentions William and Sandy (brothers), Willie McNeill, Tommie Turner, Robert Biggart (died at good age)
Double folded page of handwritten letter in pencil from James to his father. In trenches for past 6 days with the South Wales Borders, who lost 100 men (killed or wounded) Some description of fighting and hears submarines around coast of Ireland. Mentions William and Sandy (brothers), Willie McNeill, Tommie Turner, Robert Biggart (died at good age)
Double folded page of handwritten letter in pencil from James to his father. In trenches for past 6 days with the South Wales Borders, who lost 100 men (killed or wounded) Some description of fighting and hears submarines around coast of Ireland. Mentions William and Sandy (brothers), Willie McNeill, Tommie Turner, Robert Biggart (died at good age)
Page 2 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.
Page 3 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.