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Gentlemen’s Bathing By 1900 sea bathing had become popular but there was strict segregation for men and women. At Whitehead there were separate locations ... |
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Horse Racing Ireland had a long tradition of horse-racing. In Ulster wealthy people travelled to both Downpatrick and the Maze for race meetings. ... |
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Yacht Club For the middle classes yachting, like golf, had become a popular leisure activity. The photograph shows the Whitehead Yacht Club that ... |
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Whitehead Coastguard Station In the second half of the 19th century the impressive Coastguard Station at Whitehead was one of the outstanding landmarks on the Co. ... |
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Market Square, Ballyclare The upper storey was added to this old building in Ballyclare’s market square in 1873 to make a Town Hall. It acted as a venue for ... |
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The Ulster Club This photograph of the scene outside the Ulster Club in Belfast’s Castle Place was taken in 1900. Taking its cue from the famous ... |
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Glynn Main Street With little traffic to worry about, the main streets in rural villages such as Glynn, Co. Antrim, became convenient gathering places. ... |
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Main Street, Ballyclare Ballyclare was a much bigger town and on market and fair days it attracted very large crowds. The photograph, taken about 1910, shows ... |
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Fair Day In Ulster’s rural towns and villages the fair day attracted large crowds from the local area. Farmers traded livestock, but many people ... |
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Travelling Circus This photograph shows a travelling circus arriving in Portadown in 1896. The circus provided great entertainment for local audiences. ... |
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