Hull and Hereabouts

I've passed the old warehouse/nightclub at the end of Posterngate a zillion times give or take and never noticed this intricate mono...

I wonder when Postern Gate became the one word Posterngate in use these days. No matter, it is of no importance. The mysterious T.W I...

Having got permission to put a car park where a school building once stood Trinity House splashed out on a bit of metal work to procla...

Further fishy fun on Posterngate at Number 9, I think.

Someone has clearly entered into the full spirit of the City of Culture thing with a colourful mini-mural on Posterngate. As the whole s...

I seem to be in a monochrome mood for some reason. It could be the near three days of rain and cloud and/or the earlier sunsets. Above T...

Posterngate The 'Hull can do no wrong' brigade were crowing again over the weekend after the Sunday Times put Hull in a list of...

On Posterngate Carmelite House was built in 1826 as an almshouse for twenty-three seamen and wives. It was named after the Carmelite o...

After considerable investigative research (OK it's written in big letters on the building) I found this to be the parochial offices ...

Well I've looked at this picture for a good five minutes and I still can't think of anything interesting to say about it. So I g...

OK here's Vladimir and Estragon wandering down Posterngate. It's a load of cobblers I know so I'll put it into the CDPB th...

Reflecting the old warehouse on Posterngate I showed you some time back here .

This is Posterngate which now runs from Trinity Square to Princes Quay but which used to be the rubbish disposal route for the old city. Muc...