The Museum of Orange Heritage at Sloan’s House

Snapshot Tour of Museum of Orange Heritage Belfast

Enjoy a snapshot tour of the Museum of Orange Heritage in Belfast, Northern Ireland (September 2015).
The Orange Order received support of £3.6 million from the European Union’s PEACE III Programme to develop two interpretative centres in Belfast and Co Armagh.
In a joint project to promote shared space and greater levels of reconciliation through education, the museums at the Institution’s headquarters at Schomberg House and Sloan’s House, Loughgall were officially opened in June 2015.
The extension of Schomberg House incorporates a museum, displaying a wealth of items and artefacts relating to the history of Orangeism across the world. The new state-of-the-art building also incorporates a research facility and educational resource, with particular access for school and cross-community focused visits.
The refurbishment of Sloan’s House – where the first Orange warrants were signed over 200 years ago – includes an extension to cater for an additional museum exhibition area and provision of detailed information relating to the early history of the Orange Order.

4th Massereene Ride Out Cheque Presentation at Dan Winters Cottage

Cheque Presentation from 4th Massereene Ride Out at Dan Winters Cottage, Loughgall