British Pathé footage capturing their majesties in Northern Ireland during King George VI and Queen Elizabeth's 3-day visit to Ulster from 24th June 1942.
British Pathé – Atlantic Crossings Make History (1942)
A pair of Atlantic crossing make history as Churchill visits the United States before the first contingent of American GIs arrive in Belfast, Co. Antrim.
An audience at the 2008 American Vetereans' Center conference hear the story of Jack Agnew's D-Day jump. Born in Belfast, Jack was in "The Filthy Thirteen".
British Pathé – Eleanor Roosevelt’s Tour Of Northern Ireland (1942)
Eleanor Roosevelt's tour of Northern Ireland took place on 10th-11th November 1942. The First Lady spent much of her time with US Forces in Co. Londonderry.
The new Prime Minister of Northern Ireland, the Right Honourable John Miller Andrews speaks about Ulster standing by Britain and the Empire during the war.
A German POW Camp in Rostrevor is revealed through scorch marks on the ground in parkland in the Co. Down town. BBC Newsline tells the forgotten story.
Zoo debuted in cinemas on 29th June 2018. It is based on the story of an elephant who sought refuge in a Belfast back yard. Could an elephant fit in yours?