The last remaining side-fishing trawler of the once proud Hull distant-water fishing fleet.

From medieval times until the nineteenth century, High Street was the home of some of the most important merchant families in Hull. This is a history of Blaydes House, famous local merchants and shipbuilders to the Navy.

Family history resources and online store for those with a Yorkshire background.

An ever-developing look at the heritage of Hull offering visitors an opportunity to add a little of their own history to the site.

The Local History Unit at Hull College is a local history research and publishing unit and local studies resource centre.

The 1999 celebration of the City of Kingston upon Hull of the 700 years since King Edward I first granted the town charter in 1299.

Hull Fair has a long history and is as popular today as ever. The Hull Fair project aims to involve residents of Hull and the community of travelling showmen in building a community history web site which explores the recent history of the Fair from a personal perspective.

Richard Hayton's guide to the lost hotels, taverns and beer-houses that once served Hull's old town, originally published by the Local History Unit.

Originally designated as RAF 17 Balloon Centre, it was opened on Wednesday 28th June 1939, during World War 2, for the defence of Kingston upon Hull and the Humber Area.

Growing database of over 8,000 names of Hull-folk who lost their life duing the two world wars.