From two boys fishing at a picturesque harbour to a huge victory parade, they capture all manner of life.
Spectacular aerial shots reveal how different towns around Northern Ireland looked more than half a century ago.
This retro photo gallery takes you from the docks to the factory floor.
Major construction projects, a lost railway station, and a popular show feature in these nostalgic black-and-white images.
Characters from the decade are pictured too, from all-conquering schoolchildren to the ‘Twinniest Twins’, and Roger Moore makes an appearance in his pre-007 days.
Do these photos bring back any happy memories for you of the 60s?
17. Docks
Shipping and cranes at the docks at Belfast in April 1962 | Getty Images Photo: George Freston/Fox Photos
18. Winners
Rosemount Primary School, winners of the Derry & District Primary Schools League back in 1965. Back row, from left, Paul Ferguson, Terry Morrison, Jim Begley, Jon Clifford, Mickie Nicholl, Martin Moore, Hilary Carlyle, Charlie Deeney, Thomas Doherty, Manus Martin and Martin McColgan. Front row, from left, Terry Coyle, Mr Colm Herron, manager, Eamon Dunne, Seamus McDowell, Adrian O'Connell, Brian Ward and Donal Dunn. | Iconic Media Group
19. Making their mark
Northern Irish footballer and amateur artist Ken Hamilton is assisted by his two-year-old son Gary as he works on a painting at his home in Newtownabbey, County Antrim, in May 1962. Hamilton's interest in art dated back to his school days when he attended classes at Belfast College of Art. | Getty Images Photo: Fox Photos/Hulton Archive
20. Carrickfergus
The harbour and castle at Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland, in April 1962 | Getty Images Photo: Fox Photos/Hulton Archive