Indigenous History Month Tour
Explore the early interactions between Indigenous People and European colonists
Book TicketsMark International Migrants Day, a day set aside to recognise the important contribution of migrants while highlighting the challenges they face.
Book TicketsThe Ulster American Folk Park opened in 1976, and tells the story of emigration from Ulster to America in the 18th and 19th centuries, using objects and buildings to reflect experiences in both places. We have been working to incorporate marginalised histories into the narrative at the Folk Park. This includes bringing to the fore the stories of Indigenous Peoples, many of whom suffered greatly as a result of colonisation, as well as enslaved Africans who were exploited by some of the Ulster emigrants whose stories we profile.
Every year on 18th December, the world marks International Migrants Day, a day set aside to recognise the important contribution of migrants while highlighting the challenges they face. Join Liam Corry, Curator of Emigration, for an informal talk exploring the parallels between historic Irish migration and newcomer migration.
What to know
Explore the early interactions between Indigenous People and European colonists
Book TicketsJoin Liam Corry, Curator of Emigration for a series of talks and tours exploring some of the untold stories to help us develop and deepen the narrative of emigration in the museum.
Book TicketsThe Ulster American Folk Park strives to give a diverse range of perspectives on the story of migration from Ulster to North America, from the 18th century to the early 20th century.