A History of the County of York East Riding: Volume 1, the City of Kingston Upon Hull. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1969.
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"Plan of central Hull, 1966". A History of the County of York East Riding: Volume 1, the City of Kingston Upon Hull. Ed. K J Allison(London, 1969), , British History Online. Web. 26 November 2024. https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/vch/yorks/east/vol1/xxi.
Plan of central Hull, 1966
Central Hull, 1966
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1. Union Three Crane Staith
2. Chapel Lane Staith
3. Bishop Lane Staith
4. Scale Lane Staith
5. Church Lane Staith
6. Rotenhering Staith
7. Blaydes Staith
8. Manor Street
9. Bowlalley Lane
10. Land of Green Ginger
11. North Church Side
12. South Church Side
13. Vicar Lane
14. Prince's Dock Street
15. Humber Dock Street
16. Queen Victoria Square
17. Trinity House Lane
18. King Street
19. George Yard
20. Robinson Row
21. Holy Trinity Church
22. St. Mary's Church
23. Site of Augustinian Friary
24. Site of Carmelite Friary
25. Old Dagger Lane Chapel
26. New Dagger Lane Chapel, later Mariners' Church
27. Fish Street Congregational chapel
28. Site of Albion Chapel (Congregational)
29. Site of Friends' meeting-house
30. Friend's meeting-house
31. Central Hall (Methodist)
32. Site of Queen's Hall (Methodist)
33. Site of Clowes Chapel (Methodist)
34. St. Andrew's Church (Presbyterian)
35. Site of Manor Alley Unitarian chapel
36. St. Charles Borromeo Church (R.C.)
37. Site of Robinson Row synagogue
38. Synagogue (Old Hebrew Congregation)
39. Danish Lutheran Church
40. German Lutheran Church
41. Grammar School and Merchants' Hall
42. Trinity House Navigation School
43. College of Art
44. Technical College
45. Police Headquarters
46. Trippett Baths
47. Site of North Bridge (replaced in 1931)
48. Paragon Station and Station Hotel
49. Trinity House
50. Site of Master Mariners' Almshouse
51. Corn Exchange
52. Statue of William III
53. Site of Theatre Royal
54. Site of Queen's Theatre
55. New Theatre
56. Ferens Art Gallery
57. Central Library
58. Site of Royal Institution
59. Church Institute
60. Site of Guildhall and prison
61. Site of gaol (1875)
62. Site of United Gaol and House of Correction
63. Exchange (1866)
64. Custom House
65. Telephone Exchange
66. Hull and Sculcoates Dispensary
67. Neptune Inn
68. Site of Charity Hall and house of correction
69. City Hall
70. Hull Brewery
71. Dock Office (1820)
72. Dock Office (1871)
73. Warehouses mentioned in the text
74. White Hart Inn
75. Wilberforce House
76. Maisters House
77. Blaydes House
78. Corporation flats (1900)
79. Wilberforce Monument
80. Former site of Wilberforce Monument