The Ulster American Folk Park: Emigration Made Physical
Omagh, Northern Ireland This open-air museum reconstructs the emigrant experience physically — original and replica buildings from 18th- and 19th-century […]
Omagh, Northern Ireland This open-air museum reconstructs the emigrant experience physically — original and replica buildings from 18th- and 19th-century […]
Derry~Londonderry, Northern Ireland Built into a 16th-century tower on Derry’s still-intact city walls — one of the few completely walled
Eastriggs, near Gretna, Scotland During the First World War, HM Factory Gretna was briefly the largest munitions factory in the
Edinburgh, Scotland Run by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, this is one of the oldest surgical collections in
Swansea, Wales Swansea University’s Egypt Centre holds one of the largest Egyptology collections in Wales, built almost entirely from a
Blaenavon, Wales Big Pit is a real, working colliery until 1980, and the museum’s centerpiece is exactly what it sounds
Spitalfields, London Dennis Severs’ House isn’t a museum in any conventional sense — there are no placards, no roped-off rooms,
Oxford, England Tucked behind Oxford’s grander Natural History Museum, the Pitt Rivers is organized by object type rather than geography
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