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The Wellington Inn

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Paul Gibson’s Hull and East Yorkshire History. Albert hall and music halls. First world war hull. The postcards of Charles Pinchbeck. Lost pubs of hull. W to Z and strays. Wellington Inn - the story of a beer house. The 1853 Ordnance Survey plan shown above right, illustrates the as yet undeveloped area around the site of the Wellington Inn; only the east side of Russell Street is built upon, and no properties on Norfolk Street or Liddell Street. In Norfolk Street was the Dover Castle. Little was left in...

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Discos & nightclubs in Hull

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Paul Gibson’s Hull and East Yorkshire History. Albert hall and music halls. First world war hull. The postcards of Charles Pinchbeck. Lost pubs of hull. W to Z and strays. Club, Disco and Go-Go - the post war dancing scene in Hull. There were many, many other locations around Hull where Jazz could be enjoyed, such as the wonderfully named 'Granny's Parlour Folk Club' held at the Royal Oak pub, but many went unlisted and to note them here relies on the memories of the readers – so please contact me. But w...

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Bottle and jug — the off licence in Hull

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Paul Gibson’s Hull and East Yorkshire History. Albert hall and music halls. First world war hull. The postcards of Charles Pinchbeck. Lost pubs of hull. W to Z and strays. An Illustrated History of the Off Licence in Hull. Introduction — 'Bottle and Jug'. A full publican’s licence,. An ‘on’ beer-house licence. And an ‘off’ beer-house licence. Having been used to long hours in the pub, many drinkers may have felt the need to take home a jug or two. The main reason for this was that it had become less econ...

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Hull History Centre

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Paul Gibson’s Hull and East Yorkshire History. Albert hall and music halls. First world war hull. The postcards of Charles Pinchbeck. Lost pubs of hull. W to Z and strays. A Brief History of the Hull History Centre. Part One - French’s Gardens. Hull’s new multi-million pound History Centre has just been constructed on a site that had long been used as a car park known as the ‘Mason Street Car Park’. But what was there before the car park, and what happened to Mason Street? The Charterhouse buildings had ...

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Lost Pubs of Hull — A to B

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Paul Gibson’s Hull and East Yorkshire History. Albert hall and music halls. First world war hull. The postcards of Charles Pinchbeck. Lost pubs of hull. W to Z and strays. Lost pubs of Hull A to B. Some buildings that were once pubs still survive, now used for other purposes, but I concentrate here on those pubs that are completely lost, and the buildings are no longer there. So these pages are also for my late friend, mentor and drinking buddy Graham, wherever he may be; miss you mate. The Albert Hotel ...

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The Pubs of the Stoneferry Area

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Paul Gibson’s Hull and East Yorkshire History. Albert hall and music halls. First world war hull. The postcards of Charles Pinchbeck. Lost pubs of hull. W to Z and strays. The Pubs of the Stoneferry Area. Blue Ball, Newland Clough. Clough Inn, Clough Road. The Blue Ball Inn. A drawing of “the inn at Stoneferry near Hull” exists [what date? Was 31 feet along its Clough Road elevation and less than 7 feet deep at its narrowest point. In 1845 new waterworks to serve the people of Hull were built just to the...

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Paul Gibson’s shop

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Hull City AFC

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Paul Gibson’s Hull and East Yorkshire History. Albert hall and music halls. First world war hull. The postcards of Charles Pinchbeck. Lost pubs of hull. W to Z and strays. Hull City AFC - the mighty Tigers. We were a Premiership team for two seasons you know . and now we're back! The 1904 - 1905 team. The 1912 - 1913 team. The 1921 - 1922 team. The 1950 - 1951 team. The 1965 - 1966 team. Tom Berry - Full back. Lancashire lad, who joined Hull City in 1946-47 season ex the RAF. Jimmy Bloomer - Outside right.

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Hull in the First World War

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Paul Gibson’s Hull and East Yorkshire History. Albert hall and music halls. First world war hull. The postcards of Charles Pinchbeck. Lost pubs of hull. W to Z and strays. It'll all be over by Christmas Hull in the First World War. My great grandma and one of our boys who went to war. The Hull Daily Mail offices in Whitefriargate. A tank in Victoria Square to entice the lads to enlist. A special recruiting tram. Recruits on parade on Corporation Field, Park Street. Courtenay Street Night Patrol. Peel Hou...