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The Ulster History Park in County Tyrone was a gem of an outdoor museum that opened in the early 1990s and closed around 2004. The Omagh District Council closed it because it wasn’t able to support maintaining the 35 acres of exhibits on the income generated by the few visitors it received.
A MAJOR new development is at an advanced stage of planning on the site of the old Ulster History Park, outside Omagh. Over 15 years since the gates were closed, the Ulster History Park, near Gortin, is set to get a new lease of life, bringing with it a timely jobs boost for the area.
The Ulster History Park in County Tyrone was a gem of an outdoor museum that opened in the early 1990s and closed around 2004. The Omagh District Council closed it because it wasn’t able to support maintaining the 35 acres of exhibits on the income generated by the few visitors it received.
The Ulster History Park was commissioned by Omagh District Council as a museum of dwellings from the Neolithic times right through to the 17th Century Ulster Planters house. The scholarly and extensive research led to the reconstruction of structures based on live models such as St Flannan’s Oratory at Killaloe, Devenish Round Tower, the ...
Established in 1976, Ulster American Folk Park tells the story of Irish emigration to North America over two centuries. Comprising of over 30 original buildings lovingly moved and restored in situ from across Ulster and North America to create the journey through time and locations, including a full-size replica of a migrant ship marking the ...
First opened in 1964, the Ulster Folk Museum is a remarkable living museum and environmental resource situated at Cultra, three miles east of Belfast. The museum is home to a rich collection of heritage buildings and objects, which it uses to actively preserve and demonstrate traditions, stories and skills passed down through many generations ...
Walk in the footsteps of bold migrants who set sail for America in the 18th and 19th centuries. Learn more about the life they left behind and the hardships they endured on the journey. Wander the well-trodden pathways of rural Ulster, complete with a bustling street and welcoming farmhouses.
The Ulster History Park is an archeological theme park developed on a 14.5 hectare site in Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland, in an area of great natural beauty. It has enhanced the environment through a planned programme of reintroduction of native deciduous trees and plants to ...
The site of the former Ulster History Park now offers hotel rooms, woodland lodge, shepherds hut, statics, a caravan park & campsite, a licensed Restaurant & Bar, children’s soft play, a farm shop, access to the beautiful grounds, an open farm featuring rare breed animals and is also a venue for weddings and events.
The Ulster History Park is an archeological theme park developed on a 14.5 hectare site in Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland, in an area of great natural beauty. It has enhanced the environment through a planned programme of reintroduction of native deciduous trees and plants to replace the many hectares of spruce which are now being harvested.