ST ANDREW'S CHURCH

 

Free Admission

 

 +44(01482)897693
 Thorngumbald Road , Paull, East Riding of Yorkshire
  eychurches@hotmail.co.uk

 

Yorkshire Tourist Board

 Fort Paull

Last remaining fortress of the Napoleonic era in Yorkshire.

 St Mary and St Joseph's R.C. Church

An early example of a Roman Catholic chapel, built 1803-4 only twelve years after the second Catholic Relief Act which allowed free Catholic worship in registered chapels.

 St Augustine's Church

Known as the 'King of Holderness, it is one of five largest and grandest parish churches of the East Riding.

 St Mary's Church

The single cell structure, built of limestone rubble, ashlar and brick has 13th century origins but was extensively restored in 1858.

 All Saints Church

A large 13th-century church with impressive early 16th-century tower, south aisle and clerestory.

 All Saints Church

A medieval church set in a much prized churchyard.

 St Nicholas' Church

There are vestiges of the Norman church visible in an arch in the north aisle and in the north wall of the chancel.

 Maister House

18th-century merchant's house

 Arctic Corsair

Motor Trawler Arctic Corsair, moored in Hull, is last remaining deep-sea side-fishing trawler of Hull's once proud distant-water fishing fleet.

 Spurn Lightship

Built in 1927, the 'Spurn' served for almost 50 years as a navigational aid in the treacherous River Humber.

 'Streetlife' - Hull Museum of Transport

Streetlife has some of the finest period displays on railways, horse-drawn carriages, cycles, cars and trams.

 Hull & East Riding Museum

Located in the attractive Museums Quarter, the Hull and East Riding Museum boasts some of the most spectacular natural history and archaeology displays in Britain.

 Dinostar

Dinostar is Hull's Dinosaur Experience.

 Wilberforce House

Wilberforce House is the birthplace of William Wilberforce, Hull MP and slavery abolishionist whose campaign made the establishment of Freetown (Sierra Leone) possible.

 Hands On History, The Old Grammar School

Hull's oldest secular building c1583, used as a grammar school and merchants hall.

 Holy Trinity Church

Largest parish church (by area) in England.

 Hull Arena

Olympic-sized ice arena with seating for 2,000.

 Maritime Museum Hull

Formerly the Town Docks offices, the impressive building of the Hull Maritime Museum now houses a fine collection of paintings, artifacts and models.

 Ferens Art Gallery

Ferens Art Gallery in Hull boasts a magnificent and diverse collection from European old masters to contemporary video portraits, with important works by Frans Hals, Antonio Canaletto, Henry Moore, David Hockney and Helen Chadwick.

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