Hull and Hereabouts

You might look at this and think that looks like bit like an old fashioned bank and you'd right it was once a bank but now it's a...

I've never heard anyone IRL, as they say, call these ATMs maybe a hole-in-the-wall or cash machine but never ATM. Anyhow all these...

As the money flowed in during the boom times of  the turn of last century so the banks thought it wise to make a presence on Hessle Road...

I've shown bits of this building before but for some reason never the tout ensemble . This was until recently the HSBC bank on Whit...

In what estate agents might call a prime location on the junction of Hallgate and King Street here is the building formerly known as HSB...

Paragon Street, Hull In what appears to be a remarkable outbreak of common sense Lloyd's Bank is moving from its position on Parag...

At the corner of Silver Street and Land of Green Ginger site this imposing pile of Portland stone built in 1873. No prizes for guessing ...

This building on the corner of Whitefriargate and Land of Green Ginger was built in 1886 to house the Colonial and United States Mortgag...

Staying on Lairgate, across from Narrow Racket is this striking building. It was originally the Beverley Savings Bank back in 1843. I ...

A few months ago this Lloyds bank turned overnight into a TSB. This, I've read, was to increase competition among the retail banks (...

This former bank on the corner of Pendrill Street and Beverley Road has been empty for years. It's been propped up even longer ever ...

This ornate carving is over the doorway of a former bank on Silver Street. The beehive, a symbol of industry, was the sign of Lloyds ban...

Here's the branch of Lloyd's bank an the end of my street. Lloyd's have a rather irritating advertising campaign with the sl...

This plaque is high up on what used to be Barclay's bank at the corner of Silver Street and Trinity House Lane. It probably goes unn...

With losses of over£5 billion this 'financial institution' still managed to pay out 'bonuses' of over £600 million. The ...

This is a detail from the rather elegant building below. It was for years a bank and survived the air raids that destroyed many buildings i...