Larne Museum and Arts Centre

Mid and East Antrim Borough Council

Open to the public

Museum or gallery in County Antrim

9 artworks

Part of Mid and East Antrim Borough Council

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Larne Museum & Arts Centre is housed in the historic former Carnegie Free Library building in Larne. The museum’s Main Gallery hosts permanent displays reflecting the agricultural, industrial, military and maritime history of the area. The John Clifford Gallery plays host to a variety of temporary exhibitions throughout the year.

2 Victoria Road, Larne, County Antrim BT40 1RN Northern Ireland

marian.kelso@midandeastantrim.gov.uk

02828262443

Open Monday–Saturday, 10am–4.30pm.

https://sites.google.com/site/larnemuseumandartscentre/

Artworks

  • Larne Promenade with Chaine Memorial Tower
    Larne Promenade with Chaine Memorial Tower Norman Wilkinson (1878–1971)
    Larne Museum and Arts Centre
  • The 'Panther' on the Goodwins
    The 'Panther' on the Goodwins Ken Cooke
    Larne Museum and Arts Centre
  • The Ink Pots
    The Ink Pots Ken Cooke
    Larne Museum and Arts Centre
  • Glynn Parish Church
    Glynn Parish Church Boyle
    Larne Museum and Arts Centre
  • The Black Arch
    The Black Arch D. Motlay
    Larne Museum and Arts Centre
  • HMD 'Fearnot'
    HMD 'Fearnot' W. Robertson
    Larne Museum and Arts Centre
  • Music Box
    Music Box Graham Gingles (b.1943)
    Larne Museum and Arts Centre
  • 2 more

Artists

  • HMD 'Fearnot'
    W. Robertson
  • Tomb for F. W.
    Graham Gingles (b.1943)
  • The Mower
    Hamo Thornycroft (1850–1925)
  • The Black Arch
    D. Motlay
  • Glynn Parish Church
    Boyle
  • 'The Star of Erin'
    J. Kerr
  • The 'Panther' on the Goodwins
    Ken Cooke
  • Ireland for Holidays: The Giant's Causeway
    Norman Wilkinson (1878–1971)

Venues in County Antrim

  •
    Arts Council of Northern Ireland
  • BBC Northern Ireland
  • Ballycastle Museum
  • Ballymoney Museum
  • Belfast Castle
  • Belfast City Hall
  • Belfast City Hospital
  • Belfast Harbour Commissioners
  • Belfast Waterfront
  • Carrickfergus Council