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Kingston-upon-Hull or Hull is an English city that previously belonged to
Yorkshire, but, since 1997, has been, with its surroundings, a unitary authority called East Yorkshire.
The city has circa 248 000 inhabitants (a 2003 estimates). It is a City.
Hull is located on the banks of the river Hull, on the north side of the Humber, which is the common estuary of two main rivers, the Trent and
the Ouse of Yorkshire.
It became a City in 1293, by order of the King Edouard Ist and has sent MPs to Parliament since 1304.
City Hall & Maritime Museum © (1)
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Hull and the river Humber © (1)
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The Pamir arrived on 05/06/1937 from Port Lincoln, via
Falmouth, loaded with Australian wheat.
Hull and the river Humber © (1)
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She left by 03/07/1937 for the Seychelles.
The tidal barrier © (1) |
The Bounty © (1) |
The city centre © (1) |
The city centre © (1) |
The museum Ship Arctic Corsair |
Trinity Church © (2) |
The city centre © (1) |
The city centre |
The guildhall © (1) |
Charterhouse © (1) |
Cobble Street |
The guildhall © (1) |
The river Humber © (1)
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