📜 Ancestral home of Chester Alan Arthur, 21st US President, showcasing 18th-century rural Ulster life. 🔍 Features a carefully restored thatched cottage and an interpretive centre. # Why Go ✨ Step back in time to 18th-century Ulster life 📚 Learn about President Arthur and Ulster-Scots heritage 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Educational and immersive experience for all ages 🍞 Enjoy traditional baking demonstrations over a turf fire 🌳 Explore the peaceful apple orchard and garden # Why Avoid ♿ Limited accessibility in the cottage for wheelchairs/strollers 🚽 No on-site toilets 🗓️ Limited public opening hours # Tips 📞 Book baking demonstrations and group visits in advance 🗓️ Check website for event schedules, including free European Heritage Open Days 🚂 Consider taking the train to Cullybackey for easy access # Cost 💰 Small admission fee, ~£3-£5. Group reductions available. Free during European Heritage Open Days (EHOD) events. # Hours 🕒 Fridays in June 11:00-16:00. Fridays and Saturdays in July-August 11:00-16:00. Other times by pre-arranged group visits. # 🅿️ Parking On-site parking available. Free parking also off Main Street in Cullybackey village. # ♿ Accessibility Limited accessibility in the cottage for wheelchairs/strollers. Guide dogs permitted.