Royal Mail delivery office, Hull On Saint Peter Street - whe…
| Title | Royal Mail delivery office, Hull On Saint Peter Street - where the weary citizens of Hull stand in line with those 'we called while you were out' cards. |
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Paul Harrop
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| Date | 10 Aug 2008 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 530 |
| Retrieved from source on | 10 Mar 2012 08:14:44 (UTC) |
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Royal Mail delivery office, Hull On Saint Peter Street - where the weary citizens of Hull stand in line with those 'we called while you were out' cards.
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St Peter Street, Kingston upon Hull
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A War Memorial at the parcels office in Tower Street
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A War Memorial at the parcels office on Tower Street
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A War Memorial at the parcels office on Tower Street
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A War Memorial at the parcels office on Tower Street
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Danish Church Danish Church, Hull
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The Royal mail building on Tower Street
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St Peter's Church, Drypool Green 19th century headstones set against a brick wall in the old churchyard on the site of St. Peter's Church, near the junction of St Peter Street and Great Union Street, …
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Dead Bread Snootage
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Rank Failure Wootage
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The Stop Inn hotel This hotel is not accessible as per DDA regulations.
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The Clarence Flour Mill
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The Clarence Flour Mill Built in the 60s to this very bland design, the former Hovis Flour Mill is empty. No doubt, it will be converted to flats one day! The photo was taken from the west bank of the…
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Blaydes House, High Street, Hull The Blaydes Family, prominent merchants, shipbuilders and citizens, lived here, close to their counting houses, shipyard, quays and warehouses, in the 17th and 18th ce…
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I Can See Wootage From Ere ;-)
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Alphabettie Scumettie
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Failed Bread Factory & Country
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Stick The Scouse One In :-)
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Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire and the Humber, England, United Kingdom osm
| County | Kingston Upon Hull |
| Region | England |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mRoyal Mail delivery office, Hull On Saint Peter Street - where the weary citizens of Hull stand in line with those 'we called while you were out' cards.
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10 mSt Peter Street, Kingston upon Hull
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63 mA War Memorial at the parcels office in Tower Street
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63 mA War Memorial at the parcels office on Tower Street
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63 mA War Memorial at the parcels office on Tower Street
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63 mA War Memorial at the parcels office on Tower Street
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67 mDanish Church Danish Church, Hull
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67 mThe Royal mail building on Tower Street
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78 mSt Peter's Church, Drypool Green 19th century headstones set against a brick wall in the old churchyard on the site of St. Peter's Church, near the junction of St Peter Street and Great Union Street, Hull. The church (now gone) is also known on early maps of Hull as Drypool Church and Drypool Green Church, and appears on G W Bacon's 1906 map for Kelly's Directories Ltd. It is marked by the symbol for a church with a tower on the 1940s OS New Popular Edition map. The churchyard nowadays is a small grassy refuge in the busy industrial area around the Citadel Trading Park.
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79 mDead Bread Snootage
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80 mRank Failure Wootage
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82 mThe Stop Inn hotel This hotel is not accessible as per DDA regulations.
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86 mThe Clarence Flour Mill
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86 mThe Clarence Flour Mill Built in the 60s to this very bland design, the former Hovis Flour Mill is empty. No doubt, it will be converted to flats one day! The photo was taken from the west bank of the River Hull adjacent to Drypool Bridge and looking eastwards. It was taken with a very wide-angled lens, so suffers from 'converging verticals' so doesn't look so top heavy in reality!
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98 mBlaydes House, High Street, Hull The Blaydes Family, prominent merchants, shipbuilders and citizens, lived here, close to their counting houses, shipyard, quays and warehouses, in the 17th and 18th centuries. Blaydes House, partially restored by the Georgian Society for East Yorkshire in 1982.
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100 mI Can See Wootage From Ere ;-)
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108 mAlphabettie Scumettie
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108 mFailed Bread Factory & Country
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134 mStick The Scouse One In :-)
