ULSTER BANK
This is the Ulster Bank in 1927 and as you can see it is the Annual Livestock Fair with the cattle being sold further down the street.
In the foreground you can see a man in a bowler hat sitting in what looks to be the sidecar of a motorbike.

ULSTER BAR
Sitting here in the Ulster Bar enjoying a pint and a bit of the craic is Tommy Loughlin 'Crooner' on the left with two of his friends.
The year is unknown.

ULSTER BAR
The Ulster Bar although no longer here the name still lingers on as the Ulster Bar Corner.
The year is unknown.

ULSTER BAR
Sitting having a quiet drink and a bit of the craic in 1970 we have Charlie Clarke Senior (Chuckie's his son), his brother Thompson Clarke,
Dan Allen and Sam Hannan.

UNKNOWN FOOTBALL TEAM
This Antrim football team from the 1900's is unknown to me. The monogram on their shirt has three letters,
the first one is the letter B the second could be T or F and the last one is unknown. In front of the player on the left on the ground there is a soda bottle.

UNKNOWN CHILDREN
Sadly the children this portrait photograph are unknown but going by the style probably around the 1920's.
They must have been from a wealthy family going by the boy's outfit with his leather gloves and buttoned boots and minature cane.
The girl also is wearing leather gloves and has a small umbrella on her lap and what a lovely frilly hat she has.

ULSTER BANK
The Ulster Bank in Market Square in the 80's.

UNKNOWN
Sadly this gentleman's name is unknown to be at the moment. He had gone to Belfast to have this portrait photograph taken in Reid Brothers studio's.
Could he possibly be a local minister?

UNKNOWN
This young man having his photograph taken is unknown. It must have been taken during the winter for he has an overcoat on plus a scarve.
Now he could possibly be a Fleming.

UNKNOWN
This prosperous looking gentleman in his three piece suit is having his photograph taken in a studio.
At the moment is name is unknown, could possible be either a Fleming or a Millar.

UNKNOWN GROUP
Now these unknown ladies are fairly enjoying themselves at a fair.
They are so excited at what is taking place, something we take for granted today and don't bat an eyelid at having it done.
We would put the money in the slot whereas these ladies pay the photographer who is there.
This is your original photo booth back in the early 1900's!