Museum And Barber Shop For Railway Enthusiasts

ENNISKILLEN, NORTHERN IRELAND - SEPTEMBER 29: A group of men from the Wartime Living History Association dressed as American G.I's take photographs of one another in the waiting room of the Headhunters Barber Shop and Railway Museum on September 29, 2014 in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland. Established in 2002, with the help of former railway employees and enthusiasts, the museum is run by three brothers, Selwyn, Nigel and Gordon Johnston whose purpose whilst operating a busy hairdressing service from within the museum is to collect, preserve, and interpret local railway heritage for the benefit of the community. The Living History Association were taking part in a reenactment of the thousands of American GIs who were stationed throughout Co.Fermanagh during WWII. In 1944 General Patton and General Eisenhower addressed the GI's before the soldiers left by train to Belfast and onwards to Normandy. (Photo by Charles McQuillan/Getty Images).