BALLYDUNMAUL PIPE BAND
This is Ballydunmaul Pipe Band having their photograph taken 1947-48 and was unique in that three sets of brothers were in the band.
In the back from the left we have James Surgenor, Isac Dickson, Hall Campbell, Tommy Reid and Johnny Dickson.
The middle row has Bobby Kenny, Jim Reid, Jimmy Leacock, Hugie Mccord, Davy Logan, Stanley Rankin and John Little.
At the front is Sam Scott (pipe major), Andy Murry, David Reid, Lila Davison, Minnie McKee, Davy Leacock and Bill Hoffman (drum major).

BALLYREAGH REFUGEES
Pity this poor husband and wife who along with their dog, the donkey and cart with all their possions on it. Also the chicken on top are refugees from Smelly View in Ballyreagh. The one with the beard is Phyllis McCaughy and they are really in the Randalstown Fancy Dress Parade.

BUTTERFIELD WEDDING
This is Dennis Butterfield and Nellie Butterfield nee McCaughy after their wedding on the 12th July 1947.

BABY SITTING
Hi I'm Sharon Butterfield and it's 1953. I've brought my Godmother Sadie who's knee I'm sitting on out for a walk to enjoy the sunshine.

BABY SITTING
Imagine trying to push around prams like this nowadays!
In the pram on the left is Barbra Hamill and in the smaller pram on the right is Ann Scott.
Now although the two babies in the prams are looking at the camera the young chap in the middle has far more important things on his mind.
He is thinking of the future of when he will be running a succesful business in Randalstown, his name? why it's Oliver Kerney.

BARBARA HAMILL
Sitting on a stool at a friend's house in the early 70's is Barbara Hamill.
Now what she is looking at and unsure of I do not know either.

JIM BROWN'S GARAGE
This is Jim Brown examining this Morris Minor for what work needs to be done on it before he sprays it. Jim's Garage was off John Street in Randalstown.

HARRY BROWN
This is Harry Brown when he lived at Lurgan West Randalstown but known to the locals at the Brey. It stopped being a through road in the 70's when the motorway cut right across and it became a dead end.

MRS BATES
Here we have Mrs Bates with her faithful dog standing in the doorway of her home at Moneynick in Randalstown.