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Ballymena heritage

Ice cream man - 1920s style! Our thanks to Mr. John Luke for this old picture of Colgan's Ice Cream cart, taken at Princes Street, Ballymena in the 1920s.

Ballymena in the Second World War TWO years ago, the Ballymena Times helped launch a new website whicl told the stories of the men and women from Ballymena and district in what was supposed to be 'the war to end all wars'.

VIDEO: Braidwater Mill Ballymena SCHOOL children from Harryville Primary School have helped create a spectacular monument to the Braidwater Spinning Mill in the King George V park.

VIDEO New series: Blackadder's Ballymena Times editor, Des Blackadder will be visiting some historical landmarks in the Ballymena area over the coming months.

More Stories

Ballymena and the Great War

Ballymena man's epic story of 'Shot at Dawn' campaign

View from above: Leighinmohr & Brocklamont

View from above: 'The Smoothing Iron'

View from above: Princes Street

The gipe's guide to ganchin'

View from above: Cullybackey

View from above: Ballymena Castle

Ballymena Times history

Bernard Diamond - Portglenone's VC winner

Sir George White VC

Private Alexander Wright - Ballymena VC

The Moat and Thomas Archer

View from above: South Ballymena

View from above: Harryville 1960s

Broughshane: Anderson site has wealth of local info.

Glens of Antrim Historical Society

Ballymena through the ages – the Timesline

Ballymena and the Ulster Covenant

Ballymena Parish Website - All Saints, Crebilly, Harryville

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