Welcome to the Ulster American Folk Park

[@tokyo2la962]

Very nice to see this. I probably won’t be able to see it in person but it’s interesting to see where my ancestors from County Tyrone came from in the 1880s.

[@williamjordan6808]

Thankyou so much for this video,i have being at the ulster american folk park,great place to take your family and you learn so much,agreat day out,best regards from,william.

[@paulpayton8238]

Thanks for that I've been twice in the past love it there Paul p Birmingham England ☺👍

[@shimbob980]

Dope

[@thevinsea]

Highly recommended to visit if you want to learn the history of Ireland and immigration to the new Land (America) 😊

[@marycoleman4649]

Looking forward to visit in April

[@thenextshenanigantownandth4393]

Why do they have so many irish surnames if they arent irish apparently according to historians .. oh im sorry they like to gingerly avoid saying it by calling them ""ulster scots","also im wondering if theres any connection between Virginia town in Ireland cavan and the Virginia in america?

[@harryoliver1130]

Is famine perhaps too polite a word, one may wonder, especially with regards to 1845, '46, and '47? There may similarly be difficult questions of immigration reasons in the mid-1700s as well, to be considered.