EPW012696 ENGLAND (1925). The Humber and Prince's Docks and environs, Kingston upon Hull, 1925

old 7 bonded warehouse

leicester hotel

Dock Office building, built in 1871 as the home of the Hull Dock Company, now a maritime museum.

Railway Street Goods Station, which replaced Manor House Street Station, Hull's original passenger station, in the 1860s. Remains of the goods station can still be seen as walls around the Marina Shipyard.

Albert Channel - a quayside used by the NER

Monument Bridge - in the mid 19th century this bridge was often opened up to 8 times an hour

Prince's dock.

Prince's dock. Still in place but not connected.

"Corporation pier", built to give access to the New Holland ferry's run by the Great Central railway company. It was also a part of the grand Sunday promenade for the locals.

Electricity generation station for the trams. Houses roundabout were supplied either at 300 volts DC bellowed earth or 300 volts above earth.

Track in this area was tarmacked over but now it has been cleaned as part of the "Hull, city of culture."

Site of the Beverley Gate where access to the town was refused to King Charles 1 in 1642 This link explains more https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortifications_of_Kingston_upon_Hull

Queen's Dock.

Humber Dock. Along with the next docks to the north, Prince's Dock and running NE, the Queen's Dock were all built on the town moat.

Railway Dock.

Railway Street.

Wellington Street.

Kingston Street.

First railway station in Hull, built by the Hull & Selby company in 1840. This link explains more.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manor_House_Street_railway_station

Photo taken from this spot looking westwards showing little now remains of track or buildings in 2015.

Ferry ticket office. Built by the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln railway company which became the Great Central railway company. It was a "railway station" one of only two in the UK never to see a train. http://www.disused-stations.org.uk/h/hull_corporation_pier/

Wellington Street.

Humber Street, centre of the local and imported fruit and veg industry.

Island Wharf

The Minerva Public House

Hull City Hall

Paragon station.