Hull – Page 3 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Hull – Hop and Vine (July 2020 Interview)

Of all the pubs that I visited in 2019, I’ve written before about how much I liked the welcome offered

The statue of Sir William de la Pole, who served as the city’s first Mayor between 1332 (or 1331, history

And so, this is my (very) potted history to the lovely city of Hull. Other than for some pesky raiding

There are fourteen pubs in Hull which are listed in the 2020 Good Beer Guide, which is my go to

This fine looking bronze statue (well it was fine looking when it was installed) is of Philip Larkin, a local

The Ferens Art gallery was opened in 1927 with funding from Thomas Ferens, a wealthy and generous local businessman who

I looked across one of the gallery rooms and thought how much clarity this painting had and how much like

This painting is on loan to the Ferens from the National Portrait Gallery and I’ve used their photo since their

This beautiful book is part of the William Wilberforce Coming Home temporary exhibition at the Ferens Art Gallery, a debate

Impressment, or press ganging, was a substantial problem for merchant sailors around the coast of the country during the eighteenth