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English: Cultra Manor. Cultra Manor, which was built in 1902-1904, was the family home of Sir Robert Kennedy, his wife, the Hon Lady Bertha Ward, daughter of Viscount Bangor, and their four daughters. He and Lady Bertha had four daughters, only one of who married. The other three daughters lived at Cultra until 1952 when they built a smaller residence on the eastern edge of the estate and sold the Manor and 136 acres of demesne. The estate was purchased as the permanent home of the Ulster Folk Museum in 1961 and opened to the public in 1964. The exterior of the house is of Co. Down shale and Scottish sandstone; the interior has been altered at various times to accommodate exhibition galleries, research offices and other museum services. The Manor is now the Museum's Education and Conference Centre and is not normally open to the public except for special events, functions and occasional temporary exhibitions. (Text taken from http://www.uftm.org.uk/collections_and_research/folk_collections/rural_buildings/cultra_manor/ ). |
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