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Anlaby Road
The Carnegie Library, West Park, Hull, designed by the Hull City Architect J.H. Hirst was opened in 1905.	Anlaby Road Crossing by Eric Bottomley. A winter's afternoon in Hull during the late 1950's sees ex LNER B Class No 61010 Wildebeeste crossing Anlaby Road on route to Paragon Station A no 69 trolley
Mead Walk, Anlaby Road	Anlaby Park
An early 1900s view looking towards Anlaby

Albert Dock
The original monochromatic image . .	. . and the hand-coloured variant!
Now showing in black & white ..	or sepia, for that dated look.
Albert Dock Girls Tug Of War Team, 1917

A postcard from Hull - Alexandra Dock

River barges in the foreground, note the paddle-steamer tugboat in the rear centre of this image. Dated 1905.	A pair of tugboats in the foreground. Note the paddle- steamer tugboat on the right of this image.

Beverley Road

Buses & Trams

Tramcar No 33	Princes Ave/Park Ave corner
The last Hull Tramways horse-car enters the Temple Street depot. Dated November 1899.	Tramcar No 99 on Hedon Road
Outside the Belgian Arms, Osbourne Street. 12th August 1923	.A McMaster's coach in Pickering Park, 1922
Decorated Tramcar
Trolleybus No 48 on Route 70

Churches & Chapels
St Silas Church in Barmston Street was built in 1871 and was demolished in 1969	St. Charles Catholic Church
Gt Thornton St Chapel	St Barnabus, Hessle Road

City Hall
Amid the confusion of power cables, two Service D (Hessle Road) trams sit at the terminus.	The new City Hall in 1903, soon after its opening. Note the buildings to the right in Paragon Street, destroyed during the bombing of World War II.

Dogger Bank Outrage. On 21 October 1904, more than forty vessels of the Hull fishing fleet were working off the Dogger Bank when they were suddenly fired on. The aggressor was the Russian Baltic Fleet which was on its way to the Far East to engage in the Russo-Japanese War.
The Russian fleet attack the Hull trawlers	Shot holes on the S.T. Mino and Moulmein
Damage to the S.T. Mino and her crew	Shell damage to the S.T. Moulmein
Another view of the ships being inspect by a group of Naval Officers	The funeral procession passes along Spring Bank

Ferensway
The Gas Showrooms	Corporation Electricity Showrooms, erected in 1933
Pre-war postcard of Paragon Square	Paragon Square & the old Hammonds store
The Regal Cinema, shown here in 1943, opened in 1934. Built in 17 weeks by Hull builder Robert G.Tarran
Station Hotel	Paragon Station

Fish Dock
A Fish dock scene from 1921	Billingsgate side. Dated 1915

George Street
George Street in 1904	. . . now spot the difference!

Guildhall Area

The Law Courts & Police Station - 1915	Looking down Lowgate from the Guildhall - 1940s
Alfred Geldar Street showing three schoolboys passing the old Police Station.	The 'New' Law Courts 1904

Hessle Road
Hessle Road - Boulevard Corner showing the fisherman's statue and St Barnabus Church	Hessle Road - Boulevard Corner showing the fisherman's statue before St Barnabus

High Street
Wilberforce House. Dated 1907	Wilberforce House. Dated 1912
The George & Dragon from a drawing by F.S. Smith	The Wilberforce Inn a medieval timber-framed building.

Holderness Road
Holderness Road bus depot.
Garden Village.

Holy Trinity

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