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| Location | Description | Submitted By |
| Ardstraw | Main Street, Hood & Co. | Janet Fairless |
| Artigarvan, Leckpatrick Parish | Curly Hill Road (2nd) (3rd) | Faye Logue |
| Aughnacloy | 1920's (2000) | Colin McCallum |
| Ballylaw Townland, Leckpatrick Parish | The farm where John Donaghy farmed from c.1850-1888, followed by his son John James Donaghy 1888-1902. | Faye Logue |
| Beaghmore | There are 7 Stone Circles, 10 lines of stones and cairns dating from the Bronze Age, discovered in 1945 during the removal of peat. | |
| Beechvale | Beechvale Thatch c.1913 | David H.A. Laughlin |
| Benburb | Orchard - Apple growing seems to be in terminal decline. | Bill Cardwell |
| Caledon | Main Street, overlooking from COI Churchyard, River Blackwater near Caledon, Enagh Loch near Caledon | Alison Causton |
| Carntell | Farm House c.1920, being built 1937, modern | Colin McCallum |
| Carrickmore | Heather outside Carrickmore | Mel Lisa McGuirk |
| Castlederg | Town Square, Countryside, Derg River | |
| Cookstown | War Memorial - Complete with listing of names | Linda Bailey |
| Corkhill Townland, Kildress Parish | Wellbrook Beetling Mill, water-driven wheel provides power for beetling, a process in the final stages of producing linen. It uses heavy wooden hammers pounding onto the linen clothe to provide the traditional finish. This mill is 4 miles west of Cookstown | Linda Bailey |
| Donemana | Donamana c.1890, road into Donemana from Strabane where you cross the Burn Dennet. Large building on right Presbyterian Meeting House. | Faye Logue |
| Dromore, Omagh | Main Street, (2nd), (3rd) | Loree |
| Drumquin | farmer's cottage new Drumquin (2nd) | Robert Williams |
| Dungannon | Royal School (2nd) (3rd) (old) | Linda Bailey, Robert Alexander |
| Dungannon | Older views of the Town | Various people |
| Dungannon | U.S. President Ulysses Simpson Grant's maternal ancestors' home at 45 Dergnagh Road, (2nd), last occupant Nurse Isa Simpson | Colin McCallum |
| Fintona | Fintona Main Street, 1998 | Loree |
| Glencuil, Errigal Kerouge Parish | Waterside Road - Neely Family Private Burial Ground | Colin McCallum |
| Glen Sasse | Glen Sasse (2nd) | Bob Haley |
| Gortnaglush | Gortnaglush (2nd) | Alison Causton |
| Gribben, The | The Gribben is about a mile upstream on River Foyle from Dunnalong. This was one of the ferry crossings over the Foyle - it was known as the 'New Ferry' in the 1700s to distinguish it from the older ferry crossing at Dunnalong. A salmon fishery station was also established here which was in use until the latter part of the 20th century. The Loughs Agency is currently working[2015] to improve access to the site. You can see from the attached photograph that they're getting on quite well as the quay has now been rebuilt and a slipway added. | Dr. William J. Roulston |
| Kilstrule | Overlooking River Strule, sundial at overlook | Stafford |
| Kirlish | Kirlish Corn Mill, abandoned (2nd); towards Drumquin from Kirlish | Robert Williams |
| Londonderry, Co. Derry |
Londonderry near the River Foyle where many Tyrone folks emigrated in ships from. This drawing is from 1793 from the book Scotch Irish pioneers in Ulster and America by Charles Knowles Bolton |
Teena |
| Lough Neagh | Coyle's Cottage (interior) - fisherman's cottage near Lough Neagh, saved and restored by a local historical group | Bill Cardwell |
| Minterburn | Minterburn | Alison Causton |
| Moy | The Moy Village, River Blackwater - Co. Tyrone on left, Armagh on right | Bill Cardwell |
| Newtownstewart | Main Street (overlooking) | Alison Causton |
| Omagh | High Street, Omagh taken 20 July, 1942 by my late father, then in the RNZAF in England, on one of his two trips to see his family in Ireland (2010 Courtesy of Ken Allen). | Tony Fleming |
| Omagh | Omagh from a hilltop in the distance, c.1942 by my late father | Tony Fleming |
| Omagh | Coneywarren (2) home of the Greer family in Omagh, later occupied by my Great Uncle Colonel Percy Beresford Fleming but sold around 1942. It became a children's home which was then demolished and a modern structure built on the site which now stands derelict (2010 Courtesy of Ken Allen). | Tony Fleming |
| Omagh | Campsie House, 1904 (1942) (overlooking) was the residence of the Fleming family since the 19th century located at 1 Hospital Road and built circa 1901, it was the home of the Fleming family. The Fleming family owned land from Campsie to Cranny Bridge to the right hand of Hospital Road as well as the land where the present tennis club is off the Crevenagh Road. This house is now the headquarters of the Western Education and Library Board (2010 Courtesy of Ken Allen). | Tony Fleming |
| Omagh | Omagh taken 2000 | Mel Lisa McGuirk |
| Seskillgreen | Post Office & Forge 1914, Post Office 2000 | Colin McCallum |
| Sion Mills, Strabane | Sion Mills - may well be of a gathering to celebrate the end of the Great War | John McConaghy |
| Stangmore | Stangmore House (Stangmore countryside) | Bill Cardwell |
| Strabane | Strabane looking down from Knockavoe | Faye Logue |
| Strabane | Canal Basin, Pagoda in Abercorn Square, Main Street c.1940, Strabane/Lifford Railway Bridge over River Foyle, Old Town Hall bombed by the IRA, no longer exists | Margaret (Blee) Fisher |
| Tamlaght Townland, Kildress Par. | country road in Tamlaght | Linda Bailey |
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