Hull and Hereabouts

  Back in February this year, before the world went mad, someone took offence to the bells of St Nicholas Chapel. Seemed bell ringers had mo...

  The area around St Nicholas chapel was cleared of its quaint little buildings and yards, OK it was a quasi slum as you can see from the ol...

Today's post bring us four hundred years forward from the 14 th century medieval to the 18 th century and the Enlightenment (I wonder ...

Buttresses are very common, almost ubiquitous, on church buildings of this age, we are talking a complete rebuild between 1371 and 1419 so,...

From Historic England "The elaborately carved door surround comprises a pointed-arch terminating in figurative head corbels, and cont...

On our way home from town we wandered around St Nicholas chapel which I've shown many times. This time we walked around the north side ...

This is St Nick's ( chapel of ease ) again, back in February and still in King's Lynn in case you were wondering. Quite why St N...

While in Lynn this was the view that greeted me each day on my way to get the newspapers in Norfolk Street. Bit different from the usual ...

There may be no Santa Claus (who can say?) but there is definitely a St Nick 's with its impressive spire looming out of the eveni...

I've shown the old Customs House, the Purfleet and St Nicholas' Chapel (that's the spire peeking out in the background) bef...

So at the end of what was quite a hectic few hours of touristic traipsing through the delightful street of King's Lynn it was tim...

Approaching King's Lynn along the A17 you know you're nearly there when you can see the spire of St Nicholas chapel and the twin ...