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Packed season for Fort Paull with a Spitfire flypast and more
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (394+ words) Fort Paull was taken over by the 'Two Nicks' - Nick Taylor, right, and Nick Moore - in 2024 as a heritage and events venue(Image: fortpaull.org) It will enable visitors to look back over many eras, including the Vikings and Romans,…...
The Humber steamship that raced a U-boat – and won
2+ week, 1+ day ago (450+ words) A painting of the Edwardian Humber steamship, SS Wrexham(Image: johntaylors.com) The Wrexham and her crew received a heroes’ welcome but Captain Fryatt had become a marked man. The Germans got him just three months later. With the Wrexham…...
Jaw-dropping finds from Hull locomotive works going up for auction
2+ week, 4+ day ago (288+ words) Located four miles west of the city centre, Springhead was downgraded to mere shed status after becoming part of LNER in 1923 and was finally closed by British Rail in 1961. The demolition men moved in shortly afterwards to level the site....