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R & W Paul Mill on the River Hull Wincolmlee, Hull Circa 1980
Aerial View of Danepark part of the Orchard park Estate, Hull Circa 1987
Aerial View of Hull and St Andrews Dock. 1st July 1975
Aerial Photograph of Hull, clearly showing the River Hull, Holy Trinity Church and the Guildhall 1st June 1953
Onwards lies The Humber. A tug and a powered barge head for the Humber, while on the right of the picture lighters wait to unload or receive new cargoes
The 102 foot Wiberforce monument overlooking Queens Gardens, Hull. The column is 90 feet and the statue on top is 12 feet tall, carved out of hard-wearing millstone grit
Workman repair the railings on Victoria Dock basin as in the background the new Drypool bridge is lowered for the first time over the River Hull. 21st April 1961
Aerial view of King George and Queen Elizabeth Docks, Hull. In the centre of the picture is the North Sea Ferries ship The Norstar moored alongside the Ferry Terminal. Circa 1985
A bomb site in the centre of Hull Circa 1945
Aerial View of the Art Deco shop facade in Whitefriargate, Hull. 1st June 1953
The R38 Airship seen above the Rialto Cinema in Beverly Street, Hull. 21st June 1921
Aerial view of St Andrews Dock, Hull 5th July 1947
Aerial view of King George Dock, Hull Circa 1946
Where the old clock tower once provided a landmark, Hulls new Riverside Quay stands out in sharp contrast to its older surroundings
Ancient and Modern - A tall crane vantage point high above the new flats being built on Anlaby Road, Hull, gives this view of dwellings ancient and modern looking towards the Humber. 17th April 1963
King George and Queen Elizabeth Docks, Hull seen from the cockpit of a RAF Jaguar reconnaissance aircraft travelling at 400 mph above the port
Fountains splashing merrily amid flowerbeds ablaze with colour, shoppers resting awhile in the August sun help to make this picture of a new look Queens Gardens, Hull
Salvage workers shift through the wreckage the Guildhall after a direct hit on the building during the air raid on Hull May 7-8 raid in 1941
A terrace house in Stoneferry, Hull bares the scars of bomb damage following an overnight raid on the docks. 29th June 1941
General Charles De Gaulle seen here during a visit and inspection to a destroyer of the Free French Navy at a port on the North East coast of Britain. 16th March 1942
ARP personnel, Air Raid Wardens and Firemen search the devastation of Rowlston and Aldborough Grove, Hull following the detonation of a parachute mine dropped by the Luftwaffe during the raid of
Air raid damage Withernsea 13th August 1943
Repairs to 141 Wincolmlee, Hull premises of the Hull Malt Company Ltd, flaked grits manufacturers after the air raid of 12th April 1941
The remains of terrace houses in Durham Street, Hull which receive a direct hit from a German bomb during the raid on the city on the night of the 7th - 8th May 1941
A year on from the end of the war and the city of Hull still bares the scars of the 800 air raids on the city, as seen here at the junction of Albion Street and Prospect Street. 8th May 1946
Trinity House Rest Home in Carr Lane, Hull on the morning of 8th May 1941 following a direct hit during the over night raid
ARP personnel, Air raid warden help to search for survivors in an East Hull street after a German raid on the city 9th May 1941
Rescue workers search rubble for survivors after a parachute mine detonated on Bean Street in Hull during the Luftwaffe raid on the city on the night of the 14th - 15th March 1941
The shells of burnt out shops in Jameson Street, Hull following the German air raid on the city on the 7th - 8th May 1941
The shell of the Sissons Brother factory in Hull following the German airforce raid on the city on the night of the 18th - 19th July 1941
The hole made in the Hull steam trawler St Moulmein by a russian shell after the North Sea fishing fleet was attacked by the Russian Baltic Fleet, who were en route to the Far East
The days catch being auction at Hulls Fish Dock at St Andrews Dock. Circa 1956
Catch being landed at Hulls Fish Dock at St Andrews Dock. Circa 1955
Aerial view of the Guildhall, Hull 22nd August 1953
Fresh ice is added to the catch before it is sold and shipped to fishmongers across the country from Hulls Fish Dock at St Andrews Dock. Circa 1947
The famous RAF Blue Diamonds, from Leconfield RAF station seen here in spectacular formation over flying the twin towers of Beverley Minster. 22nd September 1962
Hammonds Department Store on Paragon Square, Hull. Circa 1937
Hull housewives seen here watching the wedding of Princess Margaret on television at a Hull health club. 24th April 1963
King George Docks, Hull 1st June 1953
The remains of St. Annes Convalescent Home and Chapel situated between StThe remains of St.Annes Convalescent Home and Chapel situated between St. Annes Road and Sands Lane, Bridlington on the morning of 18th June 1941
A surface air raid shelter that survived following a direct hit on the nearby house at an unknown location in Hull. Circa March 1941
Invasion exercise, Hull 25th July 1942 Suspected to be members of the enemy invasion force, these soldiers are interrogated and detained during a test of Hulls defences
Crater and damage to the newsagent at the junction with Goddard Avenue and Woodlands, Hull, following a heavy over night raid 14th March 1941
Womens Voluntary Service members serving tea to the firefights, soldiers and rescue workers in Central Hull following a heavy night raid on the city. Circa March 1941
The Central Post Office in Hull damaged in a overnight air raid on the city 18th July 1941
A new life saving raft which it is hoped will save the lives of thousands of ship wrecked merchant seamen being completed in Hull. 30th April 1942
Police cordon off a crater caused by a German bomb outside The Albion Hotel at the junction of Hedon Road and Williamson Street, Hull on the morning 30th August 1940
Ferensway, Hull seen at the end of June 1943 bares the scars of three years of bombing with many of the completely demolished. In the fore ground at surface air raid shelters. 30th June 1943
