Photo Album of Ulster exhibition at Donegal County Museum

end June 30

Junior School Ramelton © Revd Dr Eric Scott archive

The Photo Album of Ulster exhibition is on show at Donegal County Museum, High Road, Letterkenny, County Donegal, High Road, Letterkenny, County Donegal
T 074 9124613 E [email protected]
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Admission is free, exhibition continues until end of June 2015

Donegal County Museum is part of the Cultural Services Division, Donegal County Council

The Photo Album of Ulster is an archival research project inviting people from diverse communities across the nine counties of Ulster to digitally share their family photographs, preserving this important material culture for future generations. This emerging archive records ordinary and extraordinary histories, exploring themes of identity, social conditions, migration and effects of conflict. The exhibition presents a selection of photographs generously contributed by a number of families from Ulster and features the album collections of Revd. Dr. Eric Scott from Ramelton, Donegal and families from across the counties of Ulster. The archive will continue to build – an archival scanning event will take place after the exhibition launch.

Conlon family visiting the Gettysburg Memorial to the Fighting Irish Brigade in Pennsylvania, U.S.

The Photo Album of Ulster is a Gallery of Photography Ireland project funded by
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Reconciliation Fund,
Gallery of Photography and Monaghan Heritage and Arts Office

The Photo Album of Ulster is a Gallery of Photography Ireland project.
It is the new phase of the Photo Album of Ireland Archival Project organised in partnership with our touring partners and funded by the Arts Council Touring Award, Gallery of Photography and Monaghan County Heritage and Arts Office.

Presented as part of Remote Photo Festival