Ghostwatch
2009-01-01 to 2009-12-31 Ghostwatch is an active program at the Fernhill House, The People's Museum. There have been some weird experiences, all felt by the staff and visitors alike. This includes a blast of cold air, spooky feeling of being watched, lifts moving with no passengers, getting goose bumps, shadowy figures, and fixed pictures falling from the walls. The staff will be more than happy to tell you about the ghostly presence and where they can be found at Fernhill.
Venue: Fernhill House: The People's Museum
An evocation of working class life in the 1930s
Phone: +44 28 9071 5599
Fax: +44 28 9071 5582
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A local terraced house from the 1930s is recreated within this museum and you get a real sense of the way Protestant people lived in working-class Belfast at the time of the great Depression. It has exhibitions looking at the Shankill Road (a famous area of staunchly Protestant tradition), Home Rule (a form of limited independence due to be granted Ireland in 1912, fiercely contested by Ulster Protestants), and the considerable role played by Ulster soldiers in both the First and Second World Wars. There is wheelchair access and discounts are available for families and students.
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Ghostwatch
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
Ghostwatch is an active program at the Fernhill House, The People's Museum. There have been some weird experiences, all felt by the staff and visitors alike. This includes a blast of cold air, spooky feeling of being watched, lifts moving with no passengers, getting goose bumps, shadowy figures, and fixed pictures falling from the walls. The staff will be more than happy to tell you about the ghostly presence and where they can be found at Fernhill.
opening hours
just a comment about opening times i went on sun 8th july to find the musem closed a bit disappointe...
Reviewed by:alan from on Jul 08 2007
What i thought of it
i reli reli reli reli hated it! it was a disgrace!!!!! i was very shocked as i had herad such good r...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 14 2007
Will spend longer next time!
Having never been to the Shankill area before, I was greatly empressed by the Museum. On the day My ...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 22 2005
