River Hull
Hull. Fri 17 Feb 2017
Another view of the Artic Corsair, taken from inside the Streetlife
Museum
The
High St continues north of Drypool Bridge. The bushes at right are in front
of a disused dry dock
The disused dry dock
This was the entrance to Queen's Dock and the crane and some other
buidlings are listed. Queen's Dock itself was filled in as public gardens
in the 1930s
Queen's Dock Entrance
To the north is another former dry dock, the Yorkshire Dry Dock. The
roadway used to be Charlotte St which led to the old North Bridge
In the early evening we went across the foot bridge by the Deep, the
Hull Millennium Bridge
The Deep, River Hull, the Humer and new buildings in the Old Town
River Hull and Tidal Barrier
'Hello' on the TIdal Barrier - an artwork where people speak and their
words appear in lights - and The Deep
Nelson St: 'Voyage'a memorial to those who worked and died at sea, was a
2006 gift from the Icelandic fishing town of Vik. Stolen in 2011 and replaced
in 2012
William de la Pole was the first Mayor of Hull in 1331 to 1335. His 1879
statue by Hull sculptor William D. Keyworth is stone and so not worth stealing.
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