Also known as the St John’s Hotel, this public house on Maple Street dates from 1865 and was extensively remodelled inside in 1904 for the Hull Brewery, with only minor changes later in the 20th ce…

St Aidan’s Church began life in modest surroundings, with services first held at 77 College Grove in 1924 and a temporary church opening the following year. The permanent red-brick church, comprisi…

East Anglian Buildings, at Nos. 18–20 Princes Dock Street in Hull remains a quiet but telling reminder of the area’s dockside commercial past. The three-storey brick building dates from the early 1…

Avondale House, Wawne Road, is a detached house, built sometime before 1909. It is now divided into two semi-detached houses, 52-54 Wawne Road, as Avondale House and Roxburgh House. It is a two-sto…

Southfield was laid out circa 1867 and, by the early 1870s, approximately 20 houses had been built on the road. Amongst the grander houses is Woodfields, No.17 Southfield, which has elaborate barge…

31–34 Posterngate is the building known in the late nineteenth century as Harry Lazarus’ Hotel, confirmed by its blue plaque. The structure dates from 1764 and later became one of Hull’s main lodgi…

The Conservancy Buildings, behind No. 9 Whitefriargate and accessed via a wide passage, were built on the site of the Neptune Inn’s livery stables, demolished in 1842. Designed by William Foale as …

No. 54 Pearson Park is a Grade II listed house built for Joseph Fox Sharpe, Borough Engineer, to designs by G. B. Nicholls of West Bromwich. It dates from the late 19th century and stands on the no…

The Station is a traditional two-storey public house remodelled in the late 1920s, retaining many original features. Built in Tudor Revival (‘Brewers Tudor’) style, it has a pitched slate roof, tim…

The banks of the River Hull were cleared to make way for the construction of North Bridge between 1928 and 1931. At the eastern landing of the bridge, two buildings were erected on either side of t…

A fairly typical post-war pub in Southcoates Lane. The Ravenser pub features a traditional English design with red brick construction, a steeply pitched tiled roof, and white-framed multi-paned win…