Do you have connections to or stories, pictures or artifacts about our Heritage Cluster members or about north Belfast that you would love to share? Then come along to Clifton House Belfast for Heritage Day (12-5pm) on Sunday 1st September & share your memories of this Great Place.

The North Belfast Heritage Cluster wholly condemn the recent attacks and racist violence. We stand in solidarity with members of the many ethnic minority communities who contribute so much to this city.

We are looking forward to welcoming you to the grounds of Clifton House Belfast and hearing your memories and stories of the area! #OralHistory #localhistory

youtu.be/7sW5-ssb_-k?fe… This is brilliant, it's a wee film giving a bit of background to some of the work being done in North Belfast. Great Place North Belfast is a very exciting project using our built heritage to celebrate part of who we r as a community ♥️

Staff from the Great Place North Belfast Team will be on NorthBelfastHour later this evening talking about the work of the North Belfast Heritage Cluster and the upcoming Heritage Day and History Harvest taking place with Clifton House Belfast on Sunday 1st September

At Great Place North Belfast, we love to listen to (and capture) the great stories about the people, places and histories of this place and our Cluster members. On the 1st of September, why not come and join us at Clifton House for a day of fun, heritage, stories, community and

NorthBelfastHour Great Place North Belfast North City Business Centre Clifton House Belfast Belfast Buildings Trust North Belfast News Belfast Live The Cavehill Business Association are having another fab, family event on the 22nd of September on the Cavehill Road ♥️♥️

History is always full of surprises! Come learn about the time when a disgruntled farmer made an attempt on the life of his landlord...One Edward Benn! The full story is on our website #Glenravel #EdwardBenn #BelfastHistory #Heritage

Happy Halloween everyone! From the earliest days of the Belfast Poorhouse young children were given nuts and apples as a special treat. This remained a tradition until the modern period when children would have hollowed out turnips as jack o’ lanterns to ward off evil spirits.

Today we received a lovely surprise! We are very grateful to have received the donation of two notebooks from the Home of the Blind, dated from 1906! Thank you for trusting us to look after them, and we look forward to telling some of the stories held in their pages soon (once

At the end of February, our friends Redeemer Central discovered a number of old books in a hidden safe under the stairs. The items inside helped solve a mystery that has been bothering our Archive Co-ordinator for over a year! Who was this man? And why was his portrait in