| Description | Date | |
 | Lumiere Freres. Belfast - Kingstown train. Arrival at Kingstown Part of a series of one-take scenes shot from a moving train travelling from Belfast to Kingstown (now Dun Laoghaire), Dublin. | 1897 |
 | Lumiere Freres. Belfast - Kingstown train. Belfast Harbour and Station Part of a series of one-take scenes shot from a moving train travelling from Belfast to Kingstown (now Dun Laoghaire), Dublin. | 1897 |
 | Lumiere Freres. Belfast - Kingstown train. Dunmurry Part of a series of one-take scenes shot from a moving train travelling from Belfast to Kingstown (now Dun Laoghaire), Dublin. | 1897 |
 | Lumiere Freres. Belfast - Kingstown train. Lisburn Part of a series of one-take scenes shot from a moving train travelling from Belfast to Kingstown (now Dun Laoghaire), Dublin. | 1897 |
 | Lumiere Freres. Belfast - Kingstown train. Sandymount Part of a series of one-take scenes shot from a moving train travelling from Belfast to Kingstown (now Dun Laoghaire), Dublin. | 1897 |
 | Lumiere Freres. Belfast - Kingstown train. Unknown Park Part of a series of one-take scenes shot from a moving train travelling from Belfast to Kingstown (now Dun Laoghaire), Dublin. | 1897 |
 | Lumiere Freres. Castle Place, Belfast This Castle Place street scene is one of a series of actuality films shot by the French filmmakers, Auguste and Louis Lumiere, in 1897, two years after the invention of cinematography. This is the first known material filmed in Northern Ireland. | 1897 |
 | Lumiere Freres. Fire Brigade This is one of a series of actuality films shot by the French filmmakers, Auguste and Louis Lumiere, in 1897, two years after the invention of cinematography. This is the first known material filmed in Northern Ireland. | 1897 |
 | Lumiere Freres. Pompiers Alert This is one of a series of actuality films shot by the French filmmakers, Auguste and Louis Lumiere, in 1897, two years after the invention of cinematography. This is the first known material filmed in Northern Ireland. | 1897 |
 | Lumiere Freres. Queen's Bridge, Belfast This is one of a series of actuality films shot by the French filmmakers, Auguste and Louis Lumiere, in 1897, two years after the invention of cinematography. This is the first known material filmed in Northern Ireland. | 1897 |
 | Bangor Yacht Race This film was shot in 1898 by Dr Robert Mitchell. | 1898 |
 | Belfast Street Scenes Views of High Street, the Albert clock, Queen's Bridge and the Harbour circa 1898. | 1898 |
 | Launch of the Celtic The launch of the Celtic liner at Belfast Harbour in 1901. | 1901 |
 | Gathering at Doon Holy Well This photo of Catholics at Doon Holy Well in the early 20th Century is from the Photographic Collections of the Ulster Museum, Belfast. (Photograph reproduced with the kind permission of the trustees of the National Museums and Galleries of Northern Ireland) | 2005 |
| Opening of Northern Ireland Parliament Photo taken during the opening of the Northern Ireland Parliament. Courtesy of the Ulster Museum, Belfast. (Photograph reproduced with the kind permission of the trustees of the National Museums and Galleries of Northern Ireland) | 2005 |
| Royal Visit 1903 This photo shows the King and Queen in Belfast following the Coronation Tour of 1903. Photo courtesy of the Photographic Collection of the Ulster Museum. (Photograph reproduced with the kind permission of the trustees of the National Museums and Galleries of Northern Ireland) | 2005 |