| Description | Date | |
 | Lumiere Freres. Belfast - Kingstown train. Arrival at Kingstown Lumiere Catalogue No 732. 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. Panorama de Départ de Belfast (Belfast Harbour and Station) Lumiere Catalogue No 722. 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 Lumiere Catalogue No 730. 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 Lumiere Catalogue No 725. 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 Lumiere Catalogue No 725. 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 Lumiere Catalogue No 729. 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 Lumiere Catalogue No 719. 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 |
 | Six Nations In Motoring Derby Six Nations in Motoring Derby. The world's finest drivers compete in Great International Tourist Trophy Races in Ulster. | 1929 |
 | Ulster TT race This film was recorded in 1936, the first time that women drivers took part in the International Tourist Trophy Motor Race. One of the cars crashed in Newtownards killing eight spectators. | 1936 |
 | Tractors A clip looking at the development of a more efficient ploughing system. | 1940 |
 | Farewell, the Derry Road A film detailing the closedown of the Belfast - Derry railway line on 14 February 1965. | 1995 |
 | Amphicar in action A road-water car that allows its owner to cross Strangford Lough. | 1969 |
 | Amphicar on Ards peninsular An interview with the owner of the Amphicar, Major William Brownlow. The amphicar was a road-water car used by the Major to cross Strangford Lough. | 1969 |
 | Portadown Station News item showing the closure of the old Portadown Railway Station. | 1970 |
 | Trains An Ulster in Focus programme from 1978 presented by Liam Neeson detailing the history of the railway in Northern Ireland. | 1978 |
 | DeLorean A news item on the demise of the De Lorean car which was launched amid great interest from the public. | 1982 |
 | DeLorean Car The launch of the De Lorean outside the City Hall. | 1982 |
 | Super 8 Stories: Carney Hill to Bangor Famed amateur film-maker Gordon McKnight takes us behind the scenes of his life as an architect and also on a journey from his home in Carney Hill to nearby Bangor. Gordon shot this film at a slower frame rate on his camera so that it would appear speeded up when played back at normal speed on his projector. The result is a lively whizz along the route to Bangor from an era before the busy dual carriageways when it was all country roads with very little traffic - a moment in time captured on film which has subsequently changed beyond all recognition. This clip appeared in Series 3, Programme 2 of 'Super 8 Stories'. | 1969 |
| Super 8 Stories: The Back Garden Train Line Local train enthusiast, Billy McCormick, tells the story of his dream to operate a train line with fully working steam engine in his back garden off the Kings Road in Belfast. With Billy's own footage of the events we follow the story as he and his friends labour to build the track and restore the engine. When Billy decided to move house he donated the train to Shane's Castle and footage of the train in operation there together with contributions from Lord O'Neill complete the story. This clip appeared in Series 3, Programme 1 of 'Super 8 Stories'. | 1969 |
| Super 8 Stories: Canadian Holiday Ben Marshall was a shipyard worker from Ballybeen in East Belfast when he decided to buy a cine camera to record his young family growing up. Here, Ben and his wife Edna share their memories of the early 1970s and of their trip of a lifetime as they went on holiday to Canada. This clip appeared in Series 3, Programme 2 of 'Super 8 Stories'. | 1973 |
| Super 8 Stories: The McBride Family Columb McBride and his two sisters, Mary Browne and Angela Blair, remember their father Charlie's passion for 8mm home movies. Living in Belfast most of the year, the family would pack up and head for Ballycastle each summer and remain there until it was time for the children to return to school. From the 1950s onwards Charlie kept filming throughout his life and in the 1970s he took his camera with him as he embarked on a trip of a lifetime to San Francisco. This clip appeared in Series 3, Programme 3 of 'Super 8 Stories'. | 1959 |
| Super 8 Stories: Nigerian Railroad Tony and Meriel Grant share their memories of leaving Northern Ireland for the then-colony of Nigeria when Tony was offered an important job in expanding Nigeria's rail newtwork. They were married in Nigeria and their son, David, spent his early years there with them and all three of them recount these long-gone days of Empire and steam trains through the home movie footage they shot. This clip appeared in Series 3, Programme 3 of 'Super 8 Stories'. | 1959 |
| Super 8 Stories: Ulster Grand Prix Motorcycles Road racing is a sport which has always thrived in Northern Ireland and the Ulster Grand Prix at Dundrod has always been one of the most events in its calendar. This important amateur roadside footage shot by spectators and keen followers of the sport in the 1960s helps bring back to life the glory days of the race. Interviews with brothers David and John Elder, who watched from the hedges, and one of the top riders from the time, Tommy Robb, help to explain the passion people hold for this particular discipline of bike racing. This clip appeared in Series 3, Programme 3 of 'Super 8 Stories'. | 1965 |
| Super 8 Stories: USA Road Trip Newlyweds Geoff and Irene Hewitt bravely decided to take time out from their lives in Northern Ireland during the 1980s and tour the world on motorbike. They managed to record on film the American leg of this tour as they rode through Monument Valley, the streets of San Francisco and stopped off to admire the view of the Grand Canyon. Geoff and Irene both share their memories of this life-changing experience and of their ultimate return to Northern Ireland to begin a family. This clip appeared in Series 3, Programme 4 of 'Super 8 Stories'. | 1988 |
| Super 8 Stories: Hong Kong Teaching Gordon Partridge shares his memories of his time spent in Hong Kong teaching at a British armed forces children's school in the days when Hong Kong was a far flung British colony. His children, Karl Partridge and Norma Perceval-Price also reminisce of their time spent there when they would be allowed a holiday each year by the government to leave Northern Ireland and visit their father at his place of work. the family's amateur footage of their time in Hong Kong captures it before a time of great change for the former colony. This clip appeared in Series 3, Programme 4 of 'Super 8 Stories'. | 1969 |
| Super 8 Stories Extra Footage: At the Bottom of Our Garden Sections of this footage were included in the Super 8 Story, 'The Back Garden Train Line'. | 1969 |
| Super 8 Stories Extra Footage: Carney Hill to Bangor in Three Minutes Sections of this footage were included in the Super 8 Story, 'Carney Hill to Bangor'. | 1959 |
| Super 8 Stories Extra Footage: Spectator's View of 1964 Ulster Grand Prix Sections of this footage were included in the Super 8 Story, 'Ulster Grand Prix'. | 1969 |
