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General Admission - Summer

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*Arrive any time within opening hours on your booked date* Step into the past at the Ulster American Folk Park and uncover the powerful story of emigration, walking in the footsteps of the brave migrants who journeyed from Ulster to North America. Meet costumed guides and skilled craft demonstrators who bring history vividly to life, then climb aboard a replica emigrant ship to experience the cramped quarters endured on their epic voyage. Set against a backdrop of stunning countryside, this immersive museum invites you to connect with nature as well as heritage—and with the flexibility to arrive any time during opening hours on your booked date, you can explore at your own pace.

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2 Mellon Road, Omagh, BT78 5QU, United Kingdom

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1. Ulster American Folk Park

Step into the powerful story of emigration at the Ulster American Folk Park, an immersive, open-air living history museum just outside Omagh. Set in scenic countryside, it brings to life the journey of millions who left Ireland for North America in the 18th and 19th centuries. Begin in Rural Ulster, surrounded by the sights and sounds of everyday Irish life. Explore authentic thatched cottages, farmsteads and a lively street, where costumed guides demonstrate traditional crafts such as blacksmithing and open-hearth cooking. Visit the Mellon Homestead, birthplace of Thomas Mellon, founder of the Mellon banking dynasty; the park was developed around this original cottage. Next, board the replica Brig Union emigrant ship and experience the cramped conditions endured during the Atlantic crossing. Finally, arrive in America, where log cabins and frontier homes show how emigrants built new lives and helped shape the nation.