Reposted by Ulster American Folk Parkmellonmigration.bsky.social @mellonmigration.bsky.social · 03/07/2026Check out our Ulster American Heritage Symposium highlight reel. We had an amazing time and were blown away by our speakers. Really enjoyed making and sharing new connections. We will have the talks available online in due course. 021
Ulster American Folk Park @ulsteramericanfolkpark.org · 03/07/2026The @mellonmigration.bsky.social at the Ulster American Folk Park welcomed researchers, historians and heritage professionals from across Ireland, the UK and North America for the Ulster American Heritage Symposium 2026. 100
Ulster American Folk Park @ulsteramericanfolkpark.org · 25/06/2026In the early 1800s, #ThomasMellon and his family made the decision to leave Ireland for a new life in America. In Episode 1 of #MellonMigration, Liam Campbell, Director of @mellonmigration.bsky.social, takes us through the landscape that Thomas Mellon writes about in his memoir → bit.ly/4gFI2AN 010
Reposted by Ulster American Folk Parkmellonmigration.bsky.social @mellonmigration.bsky.social · 16/06/2026Last few tickets remaining for the XXV Ulster American Heritage Symposium Thursday 25th and Friday 26th June 2026 Really interesting topics being discussed. Day 1 tickets - www.eventbrite.com/e/ulster-ame... Day 2 tickets - www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ulster-ame... 134
Reposted by Ulster American Folk Parkmellonmigration.bsky.social @mellonmigration.bsky.social · 03/06/2026🗓️📌XXV Ulster American Heritage Symposium Thursday 25th and Friday 26th June 2026 We are delighted to announce that there are a number of tickets available for our biennial Ulster American Heritage Symposium. 111
Ulster American Folk Park @ulsteramericanfolkpark.org · 05/06/2026One Irish family’s journey to America 🇮🇪➡️🇺🇸 At the #UlsterAmericanFolkPark, we explore the migration story of Thomas Mellon and his family before 1813. Dr Patrick Fitzgerald from the Mellon Centre for Migration Studies introduces their story → bit.ly/3PMtMvg @mellonmigration.bsky.social 021
Ulster American Folk Park @ulsteramericanfolkpark.org · 17/04/2026🕰️ It’s been said that if the clock is ticking and the fire is lit, a house becomes a home. Each week, time is reset here at the Folk Park by Richard Whybray, keeper of the clocks. A quiet ritual that keeps the Park alive. Step into that rhythm → bit.ly/4cvGS7s #Clockwork #Timekeeper 000
Ulster American Folk Park @ulsteramericanfolkpark.org · 19/01/2026How cool is this - Omagh has been named in the 14 best places to visit in 2026 by Time Out! We're even more thrilled that the Ulster American Folk Park has been given a special shout-out, with this being a big anniversary year - 50 years of the Folk Park & America250. www.timeout.com/uk/things-to...timeout.comThe 14 best places to go in Britain in 2026The top spots to explore in Britain this year, chosen by Time Out writers and editors 011
Reposted by Ulster American Folk ParkMuseums Association @museumsassociation.org · 06/11/2025News | ‘Bad Bridget’ archival research project inspires Hollywood movie – study exploring lives of Ireland’s emigrant women led to groundbreaking exhibition at Ulster American Folk Parkmuseumsassociation.org'Bad Bridget' archival research project inspires Hollywood movie - Museums AssociationStudy exploring lives of Ireland’s emigrant women led to groundbreaking exhibition at Ulster American Folk Park 043
Ulster American Folk Park @ulsteramericanfolkpark.org · 26/09/2025How were clothes made in Ireland in the 1700's? 👕 Discover the fascinating history of flax being grown, spun and woven into materials with Curator of Emigration, Liam Corry. Read more here → bit.ly/3VElYuN #UlsterAmericanFolkMuseum #LinenWeaving #FlaxFarming #History #IrishHistory 020
Ulster American Folk Park @ulsteramericanfolkpark.org · 09/08/2025Watch all five episodes of our #MellonMigration series, hosted by Liam Campbell and Dr Patrick Fitzgerald from the Mellon Centre for Migration Studies. Discover the whole series → bit.ly/3IWHZSz #UlsterAmericanFolkPark #AnIrishGoodbye #ThomasMellon #Migration 020
Ulster American Folk Park @ulsteramericanfolkpark.org · 16/05/2025👋 BlueSky, meet Mrs. Mellon — a symbol of courage and hope as Ulster migrants built new lives across the Atlantic. Ordinary people, extraordinary journeys. Follow us for powerful stories of Ulster migration, resilience, and connection. 🔗 ulsteramericanfolkpark.org/stories/making-mrs-mellonulsteramericanfolkpark.orgMaking Mrs MellonOur Visitor Guide, Pamela Gunn, has interpreted Mrs Mellon for multiple years. Join us on International Women's Day as we explore her story. 051