Heritage Information Day Coming To Killyleagh Library

A sailing ship berthed in Killyleagh in the nineteeth century ready to take emigrants to America. A sailing ship berthed in Killyleagh in the nineteeth century ready to take emigrants to America.[/caption] During this event, a member of staff from the Heritage team will be on hand to highlight the free online Local History resources available to use in finding out more about the history of your area. Library members can make use of these resources for free, including the JSTOR Ireland Collection which includes contents of journals of Irish interest from the eighteenth to twentiethxa0centuries and DIPPAM (Documenting Ireland: Parliament people and Migration) which contains online virtual archives of documents and sources relating to the history of Ireland and its migration experience from the eighteenth toxa0xa0late twentiethxa0centuries. Admission to this talk is free and everyone is welcome. Contact Killyleagh Library (High Street, BT30 9QF) on telephone number: 028 4482 8407 or email:xa0killyleagh.library@librariesni.org.uk For details of all events being held in Northern Ireland libraries, go toxa0www.librariesni.org.uk]]>

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