Recording our historic environment
We have been recording our Built Heritage in Northern Ireland for well over a century, and during this time have built up a substantial archive. This is still an ongoing process today, and material is added to the record on a daily basis. All the information gathered is held in the Northern Ireland Monuments and Buildings Record (MBR) and includes databases, written records, maps, photographic, drawn and digital material.
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Accessing the Monuments and Buildings Record (MBR) Information on how to access our collection of databases, written records, maps, photographic, drawn and digital information. |
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Holds records on all the archaeological sites and historic monuments recorded in Northern Ireland. |
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Information on historic and listed buildings. |
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Information on buildings and masonry monuments at risk. |
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Information on our Industrial Heritage, including mills, canals, mines and railways. |
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Information on historic parks, gardens and demesnes. |
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Information on ship wrecks and historic sites on our coast and foreshore.
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Records of our 20th Century defences, such as World War II pillboxes and airfields or Cold War Royal Observer Corps posts. |
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Information on our extensive collections of photographc of historic monuments and building, form early 20th century to modern day. |
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Information on our substantial archive of drawings, including collections from notable architects who designed some of our most prominent buildings. |
