EPW012695 ENGLAND (1925). Prospect Street, Kingston upon Hull, from the west, 1925

Jameson's hemp spinners

Wheatsheaf Hotel, demolished 1973

Norfolk Street

Francis Street

Colonial Street

Royal Institute on Albion Street

Portland Street

Grey Street

Hammond department store. Destroyed in WW2 and rebuilt on the same spot. Latterly House of Fraser

Paragon Station

Spring st

Humber Dock now called Hull Marina

Princes Dock now the site of Princes Quay shopping centre

Horse drawn appliance fire station. The building still exists with the horse's head statues on the wall.

Pryme Street

Prospect Street

Wright Street

Baker Street

Albion Street

Station Hotel (known as the Dublin Hotel until somewhere around the end of the 1800s).

"Beverley Road".

Remains of the site power station, a wind mill.

"Spring Bank".

"Queen's Dock" built on the site of the town moat.

The original Cecil cinema being constructed. It was (partly) on the site of the Theatre Deluxe; and opened 28 September 1925.

F.R. Scott Canning Street. Situated right next to the new St. Stephens Shopping Centre.

St. Patrick Church on Spring Street. Still standing although disused.

Site of Kingston Upon Hull Corporation Transports bus depot opened in October 1935.Now all gone and under the St. Stephens Shopping Centre.

Corporation Field, Vegetable Market.

Roman Catholic Church still there today

An old Paint Factory, where today stands the Hull Daily Mail offices at Blundells Corner

Kingston Square, and the Assembly Rooms, and now the location of Hull New Theatre

Hull Brewery: a long since gone brewery.

The original "Hull Royal Infirmary" seen from the skies, what a grand building it looks compared to the sterile 1960's replacement on Anlaby Road today.

Looking at old maps of Hull City Centre in the past, I was always fascinated by the "Master Marinas Almshouses", as it looked on plan a large building. Here it is in it's full glory. What a great photo, so many buildings that haven't survived to the present day.

St Stephen's Church, St Stephens Square