 Six of the houses which formerly lined Rowland Street have been rebuilt in the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.It is a traditionally Protestant, close-knit loyalist community, noted for its elaborate Orange Order parades on the Twelfth, with over 40 Arches erected in its streets and a marching band of teenaged girls known as the "Sandy Row Girl's Band".In addition to the arches spanning the road, buildings and homes are decorated with flags, bunting and banners.