epw012805 ENGLAND (1925). Queen Victoria Square, Kingston upon Hull, 1925
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| Title | [EPW012805] Queen Victoria Square, Kingston upon Hull, 1925 |
| Reference | EPW012805 |
| Date | May-1925 |
| Link | |
| Place name | KINGSTON UPON HULL |
| Parish | |
| District | |
| Country | ENGLAND |
| Easting / Northing | 509661, 428765 |
| Longitude / Latitude | -0.33702634425128, 53.743491443134 |
| National Grid Reference | TA097288 |
Pins
 Sailing barge. |
 John Wass |
Sunday 18th of June 2017 08:44:21 PM |
| City Hall. |
John Wass |
Sunday 18th of June 2017 08:42:43 PM |
| Dock offices in 1925. Now a museum. |
John Wass |
Sunday 18th of June 2017 08:42:09 PM |
| In 1925 this building would have been a bank. |
John Wass |
Sunday 18th of June 2017 08:41:06 PM |
| Queen Victoria now (and still does) looks down on a public toilet. |
John Wass |
Saturday 1st of August 2015 12:16:18 PM |
| The "Punch" public house. |
John Wass |
Saturday 1st of August 2015 12:15:09 PM |
| Feren's art gallery in the process of being built. |
John Wass |
Saturday 1st of August 2015 12:14:23 PM |
| Trinity House scholars can be seen wearing their distinctive white trousers and black short jackets in the school courtyard. |
John Wass |
Monday 1st of September 2014 11:00:00 AM |
| William Wilberforce Monument in it's original position before being moved in 1935 to Queen's Gardens (formerly Queen's Dock) in front of Hull College |
Mysteron |
Monday 25th of June 2012 07:01:48 PM |
User Comment Contributions
This photo shows Hull as a thriving and prosperous city nearly 100 years ago, with beautiful buildings, unlike the present day Hull, with its utilitarian buildings that where built after the city was badly bombed doing the second world war. |
brianclark4 |
Tuesday 22nd of November 2016 08:24:08 AM |
As an ex Trinity House lad (83-86), it's fantastic to see fellow Trinity boys in the school yard from back in 1925 (white trousers and black jackets). Scroll a little ways up, and you can see the "construction site" of what will become Ferens Art Gallery that opened two years later (?). Sad really how a unforeseen world war a decade or so later would change much of Hull's landscape. Wonderful photos. |
.jpg) logic500 |
Tuesday 26th of June 2012 07:41:53 AM |
