Ranfurly House Visitor Centre
Review
Ranfurly House, located in the heart of historic Dungannon, is a beautifully restored Victorian building that now serves as a fascinating cultural and heritage hub. Once home to the Knox family, who held the title of Baron Ranfurly, this listed building later became a bank before its transformation into a visitor centre. Inside, the engaging multimedia exhibition provides a deep dive into the history of both the Knox family and the historic town of Dungannon. As the gateway to Hill of The O’Neill, one of Ulster’s most ancient sites, Ranfurly House offers visitors an incredible insight into key historical events, including the Flight of the Earls. The exhibitions bring to life the rich heritage of the area, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts. Whether you’re exploring the past or simply admiring the architecture, Hill of The O’Neill and Ranfurly House is an essential stop when visiting Dungannon.
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26 Market Square
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Dungannon, Co. Tyrone
, BT70 1AB
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