History of Hull - The successful rise of trade and industry in Hull and its strong maritime heritage, has meant it has experienced much growth and prosperity throughout the years.
Arctic Corsair - With a long and successful career as a fishing vessel, the Arctic Corsair was laid up in 1987.
Hull City Hall - Born out of the 'Junction Street' scheme, the Foundation stone for Hull City Hall was laid by Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales in 1905.
Hull City Hall concert organ - This unique romantic organ was originally built in 1911 and still performs magnificent organ recitals today.
Hull New Theatre - Throughout its history Hull New Theatre has survived many threats to its future including a direct hit during the war and the prospect of becoming a bingo hall.
Hull Fair - The largest travelling fair in Europe and an annual visitor to Hull, the fair celebrated its seven hundredth anniversary in 1993.
Maritime heritage - Hull's past has been intertwined with the sea since the middle ages. The fishing industry formed a major part of the city's economy until relatively recently.
William Wilberforce - An MP for Hull and Yorkshire, William Wilberforce was responsible for leading the fight that led to the abolition of slavery and subsequently, the bill that freed slaves in British colonies.
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