Travel Thru History Discover Belfast Ireland - DVD
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All hands on deck! We're shipping off to Belfast, Northern Ireland on today's episode of Travel Thru History. We make the treacherous journey across the icy north Atlantic to Belfast, Northern Ireland, to visit the birthplace of the most famous ship in history. It's only fitting that Belfast would have the world's largest museum dedicated to the Titanic. We'll take you inside this unsinkable Titanic experience. From there we explore the major art, scientific and cultural contributions of the province known as Ulster, as well as, reflect on their InchtroubledInch past at the Ulster museum. Finally, we throw away the key and explore the Crumlin road jail, the notorious prison where criminals, revolutionaries and counter-revolutionaries spent some really, hard time. To say it'll give you the creeps is a titanic understatement!
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- GenreSpecialtyDescriptionAll hands on deck! We're shipping off to Belfast, Northern Ireland on today's episode of Travel Thru History. We make the treacherous journey across the icy north Atlantic to Belfast, Northern Ireland, to visit the birthplace of the most famous ship in history. It's only fitting that Belfast would have the world's largest museum dedicated to the Titanic. We'll take you inside this unsinkable Titanic experience. From there we explore the major art, scientific and cultural contributions of the province known as Ulster, as well as, reflect on their InchtroubledInch past at the Ulster museum. Finally, we throw away the key and explore the Crumlin road jail, the notorious prison where criminals, revolutionaries and counter-revolutionaries spent some really, hard time. To say it'll give you the creeps is a titanic understatement!TitleTravel Thru History Discover Belfast IrelandFormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioTMW Media Group
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All hands on deck! We're shipping off to Belfast, Northern Ireland on today's episode of Travel Thru History. We make the treacherous journey across the icy north Atlantic to Belfast, Northern Ireland, to visit the birthplace of the most famous ship in history. It's only fitting that Belfast would have the world's largest museum dedicated to the Titanic. We'll take you inside this unsinkable Titanic experience. From there we explore the major art, scientific and cultural contributions of the province known as Ulster, as well as, reflect on their InchtroubledInch past at the Ulster museum. Finally, we throw away the key and explore the Crumlin road jail, the notorious prison where criminals, revolutionaries and counter-revolutionaries spent some really, hard time. To say it'll give you the creeps is a titanic understatement!
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