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  1. Meet William Rainey; Visitor Attraction Supervisor at Glenarm Castle & Estate
    In the picturesque village of Glenarm, where forest trails lead to castle gates and the sea breeze carries centuries of stories, you’ll find William Rainey, a dedicated and passionate figure in Mid and East Antrim’s tourism landscape. As Visitor Attraction Supervisor at Glenarm Castle & Garden, William is not just a staff member—he’s a storyteller, a guide, and a proud ambassador for the region.
  2. Mary Johnston-Watterson: Arthur Cottage
    Nestled in the quiet charm of Cullybackey, Arthur Cottage is more than just a historic site - it’s a living, breathing window into the past. And at the centre of it all is Mary Johnston-Watterson, a woman whose passion, creativity, and curiosity have transformed this humble cottage into a vibrant experience for visitors from near and far.
  3. George McGrand: Andrew Jackson Cottage & US Rangers Museum
    Nestled in the heart of Carrickfergus, where history whispers through the walls of the Andrew Jackson Cottage and U.S. Rangers Museum, you’ll find George McGrand – a man whose journey through life and landscapes has shaped him into one of Mid and East Antrim’s most engaging storytellers.
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