Kingston-upon-Hull
Properties and events in Kingston-upon-Hull
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Visit the Northern academy of Performing Arts- NAPA
Visit Hull's premier school of performing arts situated in the splendid old Hull School of Architecture building
Building the Humber Bridge
Douglas Strachan, the Engineer in Charge of the original construction contract tells the story of the ups and downs of this magnificent Project.
Company visit - Odlings Memorial Stonemasons
If you have ever wondered how a memorial is made, then this is the tour for you.
Curious Incidents in the history of Bridlington – By Carol Osgerby
As one of the countries famous fishing ports, it has a rich and curious history, waiting to be told.
H.M. Prison Hull
Discover the history of H.M. Prison Hull. **PLEASE NOTE THAT FOR SECURITY REASONS ENTRY IS RESTRICTED TO THE EXHIBITION ONLY AND DOES NOT INCLUDE A TOUR OF THE ACTUAL PRISON ITSELF.**
Holderness House
This event invites members of the public to visit Holderness House, the former home of Thomas Ferens, Hull's greatest Philanthropist
Hull and East Yorkshire Local History Book Fair
An opportunity to catch up with some old friends and some old, and not so old books in the surroundings of Hull's magnificent Minster.
Hull's River Bridges
Hull’s River Bridges is an on-line tour of the bridges over the River Hull. It explores the history of the bridges with previously unpublished original architectural plans, contemporary photography and art along with personal memories and stories.
Talk - Walter Skirlaw, the architect bishop - By Carol Osgerby.
Walter Skirlaw, the architect bishop - By Carol Osgerby Why does the small village of Skirlaugh have such a grand church? It was the birthplace of a 14th century Bishop of Durham,
Talk - Beyond the Nobler and Fairer City
Beyond the Fairer and Nobler City: Tracing the shape of Hull in the postwar period from the Abercrombie plan of 1945 to the rebirth of the Old Town.
Talk - Buckets,hooks and ladders.
How Elizabethan Hull was protected from fire.
Talk - Captain Wilson's scandalous life
Local historian David Alexander Smith examines the life of Captain Arthur Stanley Wilson, the eldest son of Arthur Wilson of the Wilson shipping line-company and Tranby Croft, Anlaby. Arthur Stanley led a rich dilettante life involving royal scandal
Talk - The story of Hull's Fishing Heritage Centre
This is the story of Hull's Fishing Heritage Centre established to keep alive what was once Hull's major industry.
Talk 10. Captain Wilson’s Scandalous Life:
Local historian David Alexander Smith examines the life of Captain Arthur Stanley Wilson, the eldest son of Arthur Wilson of the Wilson shipping line-company and Tranby Croft, Anlaby. Arthur Stanley led a rich dilettante life.
TALK 12: Hull's Fishing Heritage
This talk is about of group of retired trawler men who helped to build the reputation of Hessle Road as the home of the greatest deep water fishing fleet in the World, and their work now, to keep alive the history and Its present day relevance.
The History of Hull Trinity House
A talk about the origins and development of Hull Trinity House –
The Scandalous Life Story of Cuthbert Brodrick - Hull's Greatest Victorian Architect
Local Historian Dennis Chapman , tells the story of Cuthbert Broderick, the nationally renowned architect.
Visit -Nordic House - Danish Church
The first Danish Church was built in Osborne Street in 1871 to serve the spiritual and community needs of both Danes and other resident Scandinavians. It was also used by many northern Europeans on their way to the 'Promised Land' across the Atlantic
Visit Ferens Art Gallery
Discover outstanding art collections and enjoy vibrant temporary exhibitions in this atmospheric gallery.
Visit Hands-on History Museum
Explore one of Hull’s oldest buildings, which first opened its doors as the Grammar School in 1585 and is now the Hands on History Museum.