#FSSmith - Twitter Hashtag

over 4 years ago

A bustling Waterworks Street in 1901. #FSSmith has included many of the business premises in his drawing such as those of Johnson's Tailoring, and 'T. Gillett, Hosier Hatter' on the left side #OldHull

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. A bustling Waterworks Street in 1901.

#FSSmith has included many of the business premises in his drawing such as those of Johnson's Tailoring, and 'T. Gillett, Hosier Hatter' on the left side #OldHull https://t.co/bHoJbR5Zyl

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

almost 5 years ago

Newland Toll Bar by #FSSmith. The Beverley to Hull Road, which passed through Newland was turnpiked by an act of 1744, with a toll bar established at Newland, at a place called Newland Bridge. The turnpike was renewed in 1764 and ran until it was discontinued in 1871. #OldHull

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. Newland Toll Bar by #FSSmith.

The Beverley to Hull Road, which passed through Newland was turnpiked by an act of 1744, with a toll bar established at Newland, at a place called Newland Bridge. The turnpike was renewed in 1764 and ran until it was discontinued in 1871. #OldHull https://t.co/GZLNzXrDBH

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

almost 5 years ago

The drawings of #FSSmith give an amazing glimpse into what Hull and the surrounding area looked like in Victorian times. A book featuring over 140 of his drawings from our collections is available to buy from our museum shops priced just £1

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. The drawings of #FSSmith give an amazing glimpse into what Hull and the surrounding area looked like in Victorian times.

A book featuring over 140 of his drawings from our collections is available to buy from our museum shops priced just £1 https://t.co/GlSJ6PBnVM

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almost 5 years ago

This #FSSmith drawing gives us a glimpse at what Chariot Street looked like in 1900 #OldHull

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almost 5 years ago

A view of Nelson Street, c.1885 drawn by #FSSmith. A book containing 140 drawings of Victorian Hull by #FSSmith is available to buy from our museum shops for the bargain price of £1!

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. A view of Nelson Street, c.1885 drawn by #FSSmith.

A book containing 140 drawings of Victorian Hull by #FSSmith is available to buy from our museum shops for the bargain price of £1! https://t.co/j2fdcHFrgt

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

about 6 years ago

View of Waterworks Street from Paragon Street by #FSSmith, 1889. Three public houses are shown, 'March of Intellect' in the centre, the 'Neptune' public house on the left side and the 'Paragon' public house on the right #OldHull

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. View of Waterworks Street from Paragon Street by #FSSmith, 1889.

Three public houses are shown, 'March of Intellect' in the centre, the 'Neptune' public house on the left side and the 'Paragon' public house on the right #OldHull https://t.co/dzfrj5ZtOv

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over 6 years ago

Market Place looking south, c.1885. The Cross Keys Hotel can be seen in the background. An important coaching inn in the late 18th and early 19th centuries it was the departure point for coaches to London and Edinburgh, and also the Hull and York Royal Mail #FSSmith #OldHull

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. Market Place looking south, c.1885.

The Cross Keys Hotel can be seen in the background.

An important coaching inn in the late 18th and early 19th centuries it was the departure point for coaches to London and Edinburgh, and also the Hull and York Royal Mail #FSSmith #OldHull https://t.co/CC5Kmf0snr

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over 6 years ago

This beautiful ink and watercolour on paper by #FSSmith shows a view of Wilberforce House in 1891.

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over 6 years ago

Queen's Dock looking north east from North Walls, drawn by #FSSmith, c.1884.

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over 6 years ago

This snowy scene shows Kingston Square in c.1909 #FSSmith #OldHull

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over 6 years ago

A rather snowy looking Holderness Road in c.1900 #FSSmith #OldHull

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Allan B. Sastré @AllanBSastre

over 6 years ago

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 6 years ago

A view down High Street, #FSSmith 1888. The corner of Salthouse Lane is on the right with the entrance to Salthouse Lane Staithe hidden behind the horse-drawn carriage. The Anchor public house, run at the time by landlord Thomas Hewson, can be seen in the background #OldHull

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. A view down High Street, #FSSmith 1888.

The corner of Salthouse Lane is on the right with the entrance to Salthouse Lane Staithe hidden behind the horse-drawn carriage.

The Anchor public house, run at the time by landlord Thomas Hewson, can be seen in the background #OldHull https://t.co/qf36VUMhhX

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over 6 years ago

Queen Victoria Square and City Hall, c.1924 #FSSmith #OldHull

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over 6 years ago

This #FSSmith drawing gives us a glimpse at what Chariot Street looked like in 1900 #OldHull

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over 6 years ago

Holderness Road showing the Presbyterian Church and the Blockhouse in the distance, c.1884. #OldHull Part of our #FSSmith collection.

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. Holderness Road showing the Presbyterian Church and the Blockhouse in the distance, c.1884. #OldHull

Part of our #FSSmith collection. https://t.co/KmI5g3Wh1C

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 6 years ago

The Church of St John The Evangelist, St John's Street, 1888. The church was demolished in 1924 and the site is now home to the Ferens Art Gallery #FSSmith #OldHull

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. The Church of St John The Evangelist, St John's Street, 1888.

The church was demolished in 1924 and the site is now home to the Ferens Art Gallery #FSSmith #OldHull https://t.co/ICf30D4TjD

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 6 years ago

The construction of Queen's Hall sketched by #FSSmith, c.1906. Queen's Hall was built by the Wesleyan Methodists in 1905. Standing on the newly laid out Alfred Gelder Street, it was designed in a 'Gothic' style by Sir Alfred Gelder. It was demolished in 1965. #OldHull