Old Museum Building (@old_museum) 's Twitter Profile
Old Museum Building

@old_museum

Built 1831 by Belfast Natural History & Philosophical Society. Former Belfast Museum. Home to @belfast_society, @ulsterahs & @hearthni. #HARNI #HeritageAtRiskNI

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Ulster Architectural Heritage (@ulsterahs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📸 Last week Ulster Architectural Heritage were delighted to welcome Architecture students from Ulster University Old Museum Building. Students were treated to a guest lecture by Marcus Patton, followed by a drawing workshop 🧐✏️🏠 particularly focussing on architectural details!

📸 Last week <a href="/ulsterahs/">Ulster Architectural Heritage</a> were delighted to welcome Architecture students from Ulster University <a href="/old_museum/">Old Museum Building</a>. Students were treated to a guest lecture by Marcus Patton, followed by a drawing workshop 🧐✏️🏠 particularly focussing on architectural details!
Ulster Architectural Heritage (@ulsterahs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📣The UAH offices are once again open to the public after a two year closure. We are open from 9-5, Mon-Fri, so come and browse our selection of publications, get advice on a project or pick up some of our free leaflets. We can't wait to welcome you back! Old Museum Building 📣🏦

📣The UAH offices are once again open to the public after a two year closure. We are open from 9-5, Mon-Fri, so come and browse our selection of publications, get advice on a project or pick up some of our free leaflets. We can't wait to welcome you back! <a href="/old_museum/">Old Museum Building</a> 📣🏦
Ulster Architectural Heritage (@ulsterahs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🏦It was wonderful to host Claire Rose @HTNmembers in Old Museum Building on Monday to discuss the future of Heritage in NI and to show her around our amazing space! #heritage #meanwhileuse #uah

Ulster Architectural Heritage (@ulsterahs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Old Museum Building basking in today's sunlight ☀️☀️ Are you visiting any historic buildings this bank holiday weekend?🏛️ 🐝🎨Our Step into Spring children and young persons treasure hunt and colouring activity sheet is still available to download 👇

<a href="/old_museum/">Old Museum Building</a> basking in today's sunlight ☀️☀️ 

Are you visiting any historic buildings this bank holiday weekend?🏛️

🐝🎨Our Step into Spring children and young persons treasure hunt and colouring activity sheet is still available to download 👇
Irish History Bitesize! (@lorraineelizab6) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#Otd 1821: Belfast Natural History Society founded by 7 young men, to promote scientific study of animals, plants, fossils, rocks & minerals! 1st museum in Ireland to be built by public subscription! 1831, 7 College Square North, #Belfast (left). 1929 (right). Now Ulster Museum!

#Otd 1821: Belfast Natural History Society founded by 7 young men, to promote scientific study of animals, plants, fossils, rocks &amp; minerals! 1st museum in Ireland to be built by public subscription! 1831, 7 College Square North, #Belfast (left). 1929 (right). Now <a href="/UlsterMuseum/">Ulster Museum</a>!
loveheritageNI (@loveheritageni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Old Museum Building, Belfast✨ A confirmed opener for European Heritage Open Days (EHOD) 2022. Visit the Old Museum Building, designed by Messrs. Duff and Jackson and opened in 1831. To find out more about EHOD: communities-ni.gov.uk/articles/europ… #LoveHeritageNI #EHOD2022

Old Museum Building, Belfast✨
A confirmed opener for European Heritage Open Days (EHOD) 2022. Visit the Old Museum Building, designed by Messrs. Duff and Jackson and opened in 1831.

To find out more about EHOD: communities-ni.gov.uk/articles/europ…

#LoveHeritageNI #EHOD2022
Hands-On Heritage NI (@heritage_ni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's been a while since you've heard from us, but the lights are back on for Hands-On Heritage. Not sure what it's all about? Keep an eye out here over the next few days for more info on the tools we're developing to help you highlight and protect our built heritage.

It's been a while since you've heard from us, but the lights are back on for Hands-On Heritage.

Not sure what it's all about? 

Keep an eye out here over the next few days for more info on the tools we're developing to help you highlight and protect our built heritage.
Hands-On Heritage NI (@heritage_ni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As part of Hands-On Heritage, we have developed: Ten Heritage: How To? Guides. These short guides provide an entry-level introduction to various aspects of Northern Ireland's historic environment. 🧵👇

Hands-On Heritage NI (@heritage_ni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Another resource we have developed as part of the Hands-On Heritage project is our Online Toolkit Our Toolkit will provide up-to-date information about the latest opportunities, threats and developments within our historic environment

Hands-On Heritage NI (@heritage_ni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The final tool we have developed for Hands-On Heritage: 📱The In Your Area App The App will allow you to record and map heritage assets that hold significance to you or your community Access it here 👇 experience.arcgis.com/experience/0b1…

Hands-On Heritage NI (@heritage_ni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The In Your Area App allows you to upload photographs, stories, research, and oral histories about those buildings that are important to you, helping us to create a richer record of our historic environment. Create a record of a building now: survey123.arcgis.com/share/cf88b46a…

The In Your Area App allows you to upload photographs, stories, research, and oral histories about those buildings that are important to you, helping us to create a richer record of our historic environment.

Create a record of a building now:
survey123.arcgis.com/share/cf88b46a…
Hands-On Heritage NI (@heritage_ni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra visited Belfast in July 1903, thousands lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the royal couple. A group of people even found their way to the roof of the Old Museum Building, which is now the home of Ulster Architectural Heritage!

When King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra visited Belfast in July 1903, thousands lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.

A group of people even found their way to the roof of the Old Museum Building, which is now the home of <a href="/ulsterahs/">Ulster Architectural Heritage</a>!
Hands-On Heritage NI (@heritage_ni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's not hard to picture the group hurriedly clambering up this exact staircase, 120 years ago. This building holds a wealth of memories and stories, and you probably know others that do too. Record them here: arcg.is/TqOPy1

It's not hard to picture the group hurriedly clambering up this exact staircase, 120 years ago. 

This building holds a wealth of memories and stories, and you probably know others that do too.

Record them here: arcg.is/TqOPy1
Ulster Architectural Heritage (@ulsterahs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We have a rich architectural heritage in Northern Ireland, but recent data sheds light on the concerning truth - our cherished buildings are facing an unprecedented level of harm. The statistics in this new video underscore the state of Northern Ireland’s historic environment.

Ulster Architectural Heritage (@ulsterahs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's hard to believe that it's already been two weeks since the wonderful Heritage Angel Awards 📽️ Check out the video below to see who won the top prizes! To see the highly commended projects, and view pictures from the night, visit👇 heritageangelawards-ni.org.uk/heritage-angel…