OLD HULL TWELVE

OLD HULL TWELVE SET TO THE MUSIC OF WOODY HERMAN

[@MegaGazzola]

Wow St George’s Road looking extremely clean smart and elegant! How times have changed

[@pennylane9730]

Love the old pictures.
Thank you.

[@nickladey]

you is welcome

[@stuarth43]

wow some wonderful building skills, great Jazz, thanks

[@julieatkin]

Wonderful, well done 😊

[@RickyParker-lt8ug]

Lived in hull 80 years

[@Kirkee7]

Bought my Honda 100 from Cordens. Southcoats / Holderness road

[@sovaine]

Wow memories 😅

[@FingerANumber]

I bet you aint got one of these ?
A trolly from Frank Dees 😀 use to find them all over the place back in the day when growing up , especially under underpasses.
Thanks for the memories 👍

[@ullhu6997]

Excellent photos, would of been great if pic was accompanied with street name's

[@typhoon2827]

6:16 Spring Bank crossing at the south end of Princes Ave. Botanic Gardens depot to the left of this view (now Jackson's Bakery) and Botanic Station to the right. I remember seeing a policeman directing traffic at this junction (Princes Ave, Spring Bank and Spring Bank West) in the late 70s. By then the line stopped at Spring Bank but I remember seeing BR blue diesels at Botanics depot. When this pic was taken the line continued north between Princes Ave and Louis Street, curving round to the east across Park Road and Beverley Road (Stepney Station building still there), and onwards to Hornsea and to Witherensea.

[@fordpopular8792]

I lived in Pearson Park, and it was heavenly.

[@rontanser9369]

I remember some of those names on the shop frontages

[@tonywright8294]

Excellent music

[@Kirkee7]

I remember Len Corden M/cycle shop corner Southcoates lane and Holderness rd. Brooks tool shop also on Holderness rd. Good shops.

[@rogerwilson6367]

Brooks Portobello street/Ryehill Grove I remeber very well.

[@RickyParker-lt8ug]

Loved in hull 80years

[@RickyParker-lt8ug]

Not many cars them days