The Kingston. Situated on Trinity House Lane. Pevsner says "…

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  The Kingston. Situated on Trinity House Lane. Pevsner says "..has a striking mid-Victorian facade. Stuccoed of three storeys with round-arched windows to second floor."
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  Hepworth's Arcade. Central facade of Hepworth's Arcade on Silver Street. For an interior view see 240499.
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  National Westminster Bank. National Westminster Bank situated on the corner of Silver Street and Land of Green Ginger. 1907 by Dunn & Watson, London. Pevsner describes it thus "Seven-by-five bay block, three storeys with heavy moulded rustication to ground floor, segmental hoods to first floor windows. Carved lions' heads to parapet and chimneystacks. Arched entrance with balcony over. Good contemporary interior."
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  Land of Green Ginger Probably Hull's most imaginatively named street, which happens to be quite short and nothing very special to look at. The tower of Holy Trinity Parish Church can be seen above the rooftops.
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  Whitefriargate Photo taken looking East towards Silver Street.
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  Trinity House, Hull Seen from Trinity House Lane, the building dates from 1753. Founded in 1369 as a religious guild, from the 16th century Trinity House became the authority in charge of navigation, pilotage and buoys on the Humber. It subsequently acquired much property in the city and became a strong influence on its government and expansion. Its nautical school opened in 1786.
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  Trinity House, Hull
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  The Kingston, North Church Side, Hull
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  Trinity House Lane
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  Kingston Hotel and Holy Trinity, Hull
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  Market Place Hull
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  Posterngate, Hull
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  S3K: Trinity Square
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  S3K: Hull 700
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  S3K: Hull 700 Banner and the Triple Crown
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  S3K: The Wilberforce Trail
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  S3K: The Wilberforce Trail
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  S3K: The Wilberforce Trail
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  8-10 Trinity House Lane, Hull
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  Holy Trinity Church