Ballymoney Museum has reopened following a £400,000 gallery re-fit, supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
The museum offers a wide range of displays, with the museum's archaeological collection which is now recognised as 'of national importance'.
Visitors can now also discover the story behind more recent events, such as the troubled years of the 1790s and the uprising of the United Irishmen.
Life in the 20th century is not overlooked with exhibits from the Corfield factory, which produced the only cameras ever made in Ireland, and the fondly remembered narrow gauge railway that ran from Ballymoney, through Dervock, Stranocum and Gracehill, to the coastal town of Ballycastle.
The museum also boasts a motorcycle road racing display and has received contributions from the Dunlop family, and other local heroes.
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