Along the Castlewellan Road, Newcastle, Co. Down, fields became wartime vegetable plots as locals embraced the ideals of the 'Dig For Victory' campaign.
Derrygally House, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone
Derrygally Road, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone
Standing on the banks of the River Blackwater, Co. Tyrone, Derrygally House and the nearby Argory were home to 654th Tank Destroyer Battalion, US Army.
Broughshane, Co. Antrim during the Second World War
Co. Antrim
The Co. Antrim village of Broughshane hosted British and American troops during the Second World War. In 1944, evacuees from Gibraltar arrived in the area.
The National Grande Cafe, High Street, Belfast
62-68 High Street, Belfast
The National Bank Ltd. on Belfast's High Street was one of the only buildings in the area that remained standing following the Belfast Blitz.
Atlantic Avenue, Belfast, Co. Antrim
Belfast, Co. Antrim
In North Belfast, Co. Antrim, Atlantic Avenue was one of the streets heavily damaged by Luftwaffe bombs during the Belfast Blitz of April and May 1941.
York Park, Belfast
Belfast
York Park in North Belfast was one of many small streets in the vicity of the city's industrial and docks area that suffered during the Belfast Blitz.
The Rosebank Weaving Co. was one of many mills in North Belfast, Co. Antrim producing aero linen for use by the Allies throughout the Second World War.
William Ewart and Son Ltd., Crumlin Road, Belfast, Co. Antrim
303-307 Crumlin Road, Belfast, Co. Antrim
The mills of William Ewart and Son Ltd. on Crumlin Road, Belfast, Co. Antrim produced linen for the Allied war effort and were a Luftaffe target in 1941.
Brookfield Spinning Co. Ltd. was one of many mills in Belfast, Co. Antrim that produced aero linen for use in the war effort during the Second World War.