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Life at Millisle Refugee Farm During WWII: Community and Resilience in Co. Down

Explore the daily life of refugees at Millisle Farm during the Second World War in Co. Down, Northern Ireland. This collection of images captures communal meal times in the former byre, showcasing the camaraderie among refugees. Witness David Beerman plowing fields, Walter Tauber working with a horse and cart, and Helga Dresner caring for chickens. These snapshots reflect the resilience and spirit of those who sought safety and built a sense of community amidst the challenges of war.

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Life at Millisle Refugee Farm During WWII: Community and Resilience in Co. Down

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  1. Second World War Millisle Refugee Farm, Co. Down refugees, N. Ireland Images ‘Ireland in Schools’

  2. Communal meal time in the dining hall, formerly used as a byre

  3. David Beerman ploughs a field

  4. Walter Tauber at work with a horse & cart

  5. Helga Dresner feeding chicken

  6. At work in the Millisle farm kitchen

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