Former St Vincent’s Boys’ Home, 31 Queen’s Road, Hull, 1909 No. 31 Queen’s Road (formerly No. 36, and later St Vincent’s Hotel) was built in 1908–09 as St Vincent’s Boys’ Home, designed by Arthur Lowther of Hull. It later became an old people’s home and was…

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Queen’s Pub, Queens Road, and Prince’s Road, Hull, 1865 At the junction with Prince’s Road, The Queen’s public house was built around 1865 and stands as a substantial mid-Victorian corner building. Constructed in grey brick and rising to three storeys, …

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Fernlea, 52 Pearson Park, Hull, 1886* Nos. 52-53 Pearson Park, known as Park House and Fernlea Residential Home is one of three known buildings in Hull attributed to architect Robert Clamp. Plans from 1886 for houses on this site exist…

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