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...

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 ...

You, as a person of importance, would not tarry long in the basement of this keep. Instead you'd be shown upstairs to the reception ...

This month's red theme continues with this company's door on Tower Street.

Today I post a collection portals that would otherwise just hang around on my computer. Starting with the rare Baroque barley-twist ...

The indoor market has had a large loss of customers and was a pretty depressing empty place. So it is having a rebrand with new designed...

Being too lazy to step back a bit in order to get the whole gateway in view I thought I'd just take half a dozen pictures and stitch...

I pondered why there might be a sliding door all secured and what have you underneath Myton Bridge . Then the answer came to me; it'...

There was a crooked man, and he walked a crooked mile, He found a crooked sixpence against a crooked stile; He bought a crooked cat ...

I took this back in December and somehow forgot about it. This is the Venn building at the University, in daylight it looks like this . ...

I don't why it has two doors maybe the first wasn't wide enough. Anyhow not so very long ago this place looked like this; so i...

The last in an impromptu triplet of doorways is this on Bowlalley Lane complete with bin bags. The story of the rise (if that's the ...

Well the doorway was open so I did not resist the temptation to have a sneaky peak inside. This is Ocean Chambers on Lowgate built in 19...

Somehow this massive 18 th century carved oak door survived the ravages of the Gilbert Scott's 'restoration' of Beverley Mi...