#oldhull - Twitter Hashtag

Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

6 days ago

Queen Victoria Square, 1907 📷 #HullMuseums #OldHull #HullHistory

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Chris Baron @cgbmedia

9 months ago

cgbmedia's tweet photo. © 2021 Chris Baron #hull #oldhull #eastyorkshire #whitefriargate https://t.co/8wh3KLdKy6

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Chris Baron @cgbmedia

9 months ago

cgbmedia's tweet photo. © 2021 Chris Baron #hull #oldhull #eastyorkshire https://t.co/jxcbES8X93

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John Allison 🏆🛡️🏆🏆 @scumfc1005

over 3 years ago · Beverley

A great film about Hull Docks from 1950 on @TalkingPicsTV at 5.10pm today. @hulltourguide #oldhull @Hullhistorynews @HullHistorical @HullDocks #hull

scumfc1005's tweet photo. A great film about Hull Docks from 1950 on @TalkingPicsTV at 5.10pm today. @hulltourguide #oldhull @Hullhistorynews @HullHistorical @HullDocks #hull https://t.co/x7RzZiJ009

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Fruit Market @FruitMarketHull

over 3 years ago

Throwback Thursday. Corporation Pier and the Tidal Barrier as seen from the ferry Farringford, circa 1980. Great 📸 from Mike Davies on the Hull: The good old days FB group. #FruitMarketHull #ThrowbackThursday #HullMarina #CorporationPier #OldHull

FruitMarketHull's tweet photo. Throwback Thursday.

Corporation Pier and the Tidal Barrier as seen from the ferry Farringford, circa 1980.

Great 📸 from Mike Davies on the Hull: The good old days FB group.

#FruitMarketHull #ThrowbackThursday #HullMarina #CorporationPier #OldHull https://t.co/uoIIPH8jVW

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 4 years ago

A photograph of the interior of the public wash house and baths in St. Paul's Street, Hull, in c.1930. The image shows the drying lines, tubs and washing machines on the right. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. A photograph of the interior of the public wash house and baths in St. Paul's Street, Hull, in c.1930. The image shows the drying lines, tubs and washing machines on the right. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday https://t.co/9Sp1ia8PaI

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 4 years ago

This #OldHull image shows a row of shops on Cottingham Road in c.1920 #ThrowbackThursday

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 4 years ago

A photograph of a busy Queen Street in Hull's old town. The image shows the street looking north, with the tower of Holy Trinity Church in the background. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. A photograph of a busy Queen Street in Hull's old town.

The image shows the street looking north, with the tower of Holy Trinity Church in the background. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday https://t.co/dhVpSbl0T4

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Eric V Guilmette @ericvincent

over 4 years ago

#3D #cherrydip #softserve #icecream cone #streetart in #oldhull #gatineau #graffiti https://t.co/z2CojboqsM https://t.co/dkWFp5oWXd

ericvincent's tweet photo. #3D #cherrydip #softserve #icecream cone #streetart in #oldhull #gatineau #graffiti

https://t.co/z2CojboqsM https://t.co/dkWFp5oWXd https://t.co/zbDb1Kesrv

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 4 years ago

A view of Pearson Park, Hull showing the lake with a wooden fence around part of it, c.1900. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday

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(P)aul Harper 🏃‍♂️🖤🧡🐯 @paulharper75

over 4 years ago

Anyone else my era (80s/90s kid) used to love it when we had blue busses and red busses? I used to think if you were on a red bus you were either going somewhere posh or to Witherensea (that's how we said it, right?) or Brid? I rarely travelled on red busses. #hull #oldhull

paulharper75's tweet photo. Anyone else my era (80s/90s kid) used to love it when we had blue busses and red busses? I used to think if you were on a red bus you were either going somewhere posh or to Witherensea (that's how we said it, right?) or Brid? I rarely travelled on red busses. #hull #oldhull https://t.co/RX9EIEjM4H

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 4 years ago

It wasn’t just people who used the Humber Ferry! This photo of Victoria Pier from c.1930 shows pigs being herded up a landing stage ramp with a group of children looking on. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. It wasn’t just people who used the Humber Ferry!

This photo of Victoria Pier from c.1930 shows pigs being herded up a landing stage ramp with a group of children looking on. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday https://t.co/oeFqBI2DNl

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 4 years ago

A view of an open North Bridge, c.1930. A boat named Craveler can be seen coming down the River Hull. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. A view of an open North Bridge, c.1930. A boat named Craveler can be seen coming down the River Hull. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday https://t.co/MGuoQE49Dj

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 4 years ago

Ello, ello, ello, what have we here then? It's a photograph of Hull policemen standing outside the police office on the docks in c.1870-1900. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. Ello, ello, ello, what have we here then?

It's a photograph of Hull policemen standing outside the police office on the docks in c.1870-1900. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday https://t.co/bSnQnXWPzs

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 4 years ago

An aerial photograph of the site of @UniOfHull in c.1930. When the image was taken only the two blocks nearest Cottingham Road, the Arts Block (now known as the Venn building) and the Science Block (now called Cohen) had been built. #ThrowbackThursday #OldHull

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. An aerial photograph of the site of @UniOfHull in c.1930.

When the image was taken only the two blocks nearest Cottingham Road, the Arts Block (now known as the Venn building) and the Science Block (now called Cohen) had been built. #ThrowbackThursday #OldHull https://t.co/aogLelbgH3

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 4 years ago

A busy Prospect Street in c.1900. A time when trams were a common sight on the streets of Hull. A boy with a hand cart passes a number 12 tram for Beverley Road and Victoria Pier. Behind it is a number 4 tram for Spring Bank and Savile Street. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. A busy Prospect Street in c.1900. A time when trams were a common sight on the streets of Hull.

A boy with a hand cart passes a number 12 tram for Beverley Road and Victoria Pier. Behind it is a number 4 tram for Spring Bank and Savile Street. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday https://t.co/z4JEFJClDW

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 4 years ago

Fantastic #OldHull photo from the @Hullhistorynews collections.

Hull History Centre @Hullhistorynews

over 4 years ago

For a cold and rainy Wednesday, here's a summery view from 1904 of Holderness Road, complete with tram and two small girls intrigued by the camera. [Renton Heathcote postcard collection 536]. @hull_libraries @Hull_Museums @HullMaritime

Hullhistorynews's tweet photo. For a cold and rainy Wednesday, here's a summery view from 1904 of Holderness Road, complete with tram and two small girls intrigued by the camera. [Renton Heathcote postcard collection 536].
@hull_libraries @Hull_Museums @HullMaritime https://t.co/FWdjxHNLyZ

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 4 years ago

Princes Avenue, Hull, c.1890. The fountain in the photo was located opposite the entrance to Pearson Park on the right. The elegant houses on the left overlook the Park. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. Princes Avenue, Hull, c.1890.

The fountain in the photo was located opposite the entrance to Pearson Park on the right. The elegant houses on the left overlook the Park. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday https://t.co/AipUuVvCQe

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 4 years ago

This lovely old photo from our collections shows the site of King Edward Street c.1900. In the centre of the road can be seen the laying of the new tram lines at the junction of Carlisle Street, Chariot Street, Waltham Street and Madeley Street. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. This lovely old photo from our collections shows the site of King Edward Street c.1900.

In the centre of the road can be seen the laying of the new tram lines at the junction of Carlisle Street, Chariot Street, Waltham Street and Madeley Street. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday https://t.co/xNH1u2ba92

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Hull Museums @Hull_Museums

over 4 years ago

Vehicles including wagonettes, an electric tram and a horse tram on St John's Street (now Carr Lane), in 1899. For a period in 1899, before the electric tramway system was completed, horse, steam and electric trams all operated together in the city. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday

Hull_Museums's tweet photo. Vehicles including wagonettes, an electric tram and a horse tram on St John's Street (now Carr Lane), in 1899.

For a period in 1899, before the electric tramway system was completed, horse, steam and electric trams all operated together in the city. #OldHull #ThrowbackThursday https://t.co/5OqScRMIEv

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