A group of us were invited to the museum by Michael. So much information was on show and some fascinating facts linking America to Northern Ireland, rations, uniforms, rolls of honour, blitz photos, bronzes that tell a story and my favourite part was when Michael was telling the story about James Magennis from the Falls road. I won't spoil it. Highly recommend a visit.

This amazing museum was an unexpected find, tucked along a side street by St Anne's Cathedral. Although small, it tells the story of Northern Ireland during World War II - the history, it has interesting artefacts plus fascinating descriptions and people's stories who lived during this time. Ruth was very engaging and knowledgeable. Someone really enjoys her job! NB it may looked closed but look out for the button to press, to the right of the entrance

My husband spotted this on a map & was interested, so we went along. Small venue but full of interesting information & displays, & a very knowledgeable gentleman who answered questions we had & with whom I had a general chat about our visit to the city. Didn't know a thing about the 'Belfast Blitz', so that was enlightening. The venue is a little off the beaten track & not widely advertised to our knowledge, so may be missed by people who would be interested, which is a shame.