Belfast Archive Project

The Belfast Archive Project (BAP) is a unique organisation that preserves and presents the vanishing photographic heritage of Northern Ireland.

[Belfast Archive Project @ArchiveBelfast]

Great book launch for Michael McCann at Cultúrlann! Pick up a copy of his Burnt Out: How the Troubles Began!

https://t.co/Zlk9uJsEJm

[Interface Architects @Inter_Arch]

Nice to see more material on the Belfast Archive website. Includes Gerry Collins shots of Bombay St in August 1969 - an important historical record. https://t.co/XvlUykNFiT

[Belfast Archive Project @ArchiveBelfast]

@Inter_Arch Thank you! Keep your eyes on the website. We have a lot more work to upload.

[Interface Architects @Inter_Arch]

Bombay St, 1969 and first (Troubles-era) barricades in #Belfast.
Photos by Gerry Kelly on @ArchiveBelfast

[Belfast Archive Project @ArchiveBelfast]

Thanks Vicky!

[Belfast Archive Project @ArchiveBelfast]

Planning some great projects for the year!

[Source Magazine @sourcephoto]

Belfast Photo Sector meeting today. Good to meet up with Deirdre Robb Director of @BelfastExposed Photography Gallery, Michael Weir Director of @BelfastPhotoFes and Frankie Quinn Director of @ArchiveBelfast to talk over our organisations plans for the year ahead.

[Belfast Archive Project @ArchiveBelfast]

We have come a long way since we started building the BAP two years ago. Check out this 2016 article from the Irish @irish_news: https://t.co/Qc9pC9Q3t0 … #heritage #Belfast #workingclassphotographers #belfastphotography

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The BAP is located in the historic Conway Mill. We are currently finishing up our photographic and oral history work in the Sandy Row and Short Strand districts. We explore how each community has dealt with re-development.

[Belfast Archive Project @ArchiveBelfast]

Exciting about our new website! Official launch December 17, but take a sneak peek: https://t.co/6S2EGnl46b