Wincolmlee and Lime St
Hull. Sun 19 Feb 2017
Rix, Wincolmlee
Rix Eagle moored on the River Hull
Wilmington Bridge took the railway line to Withernsea and to Hornsea
over the river. Opened 1907, Grade II listed
The passenger services ended in 1964 and the last goods trains to
the docks ran in 1968. The bridge still opens occasionally
Rix Eagle moored on the wharf
Former Sculcoates Goods Warehouses (Grade II listed) 1864, extended
1871;
Thomas Prosser for the North Eastern Railway Company. Sculcoates station
here was closed in 1912
British Extracting Co Ltd - 1919, by Gelder & Kitchen of Hull.
Grade II listed
Firefighters try out their hose
Isis Oil Mills, Morley St also by Gelder & Kitchen, 1912 and also
Grade II listed
Another view of the Sculcoates Goods sheds
Holmes tannery was started here over 200 years ago
Then it became Holmes Hall Processors Ltd and is now the RE:GROUP
recycling facilty for oils etc
St Mary's Cememtery / Air St Graveyard
RE:Group
Kingston Carton, Cumberland St
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