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Cottingham Conservation Area, East Yorkshire
Quote from ‘The East Riding of Yorkshire’ by Joseph Morris, 1906: “The village, though only a few miles from Hull, and for many generations a favourite place of residence for Hull’s merchants, has lost little of its original character; and still bears the stamp of the small country town rather than of the featureless suburb.”
Conservation Area Appraisal, including map: Link
comprising: Arlington Avenue, Baynard Avenue (Westfield House), Beck Bank, Crescent Street, Finkle Street, George Street, Hallgate (including Church Walk), Hull Road (Nos.1 & 5, 6 to 12), King Street, Kingtree Avenue, Kirby Drive, Kirk Croft, Knowsley Avenue, Lynngarth Avenue, Market Green, New Village Road (Beulah House, No. 285), Newgate Street, Northgate (Crossing Cottage, Needler Hall, Nos. 191 & 191a, 245, 247, 285, 287, 297), South Street, Station Road (railway station, goods shed, station master’s house), Station Walk, Thwaite Street (north side: Nos. 11, 39, 41, 45, 47, 51, 55, 61, 75; south side: 90 to 96, 100, 102, 128; Cleminson Hall, Thwaite Hall), Wainfleet Avenue, West End Road (villas), West Green.
Cottingham Local History Society: Link (includes a list of publications)
‘Cottingham Through Time’ by Peter McClure, Katrin McClure & Peter Grundy, 2013
Wikipedia: Link
Conservation Area Appraisal, including map: Link
comprising: Arlington Avenue, Baynard Avenue (Westfield House), Beck Bank, Crescent Street, Finkle Street, George Street, Hallgate (including Church Walk), Hull Road (Nos.1 & 5, 6 to 12), King Street, Kingtree Avenue, Kirby Drive, Kirk Croft, Knowsley Avenue, Lynngarth Avenue, Market Green, New Village Road (Beulah House, No. 285), Newgate Street, Northgate (Crossing Cottage, Needler Hall, Nos. 191 & 191a, 245, 247, 285, 287, 297), South Street, Station Road (railway station, goods shed, station master’s house), Station Walk, Thwaite Street (north side: Nos. 11, 39, 41, 45, 47, 51, 55, 61, 75; south side: 90 to 96, 100, 102, 128; Cleminson Hall, Thwaite Hall), Wainfleet Avenue, West End Road (villas), West Green.Cottingham Local History Society: Link
(includes a list of publications)‘Cottingham Through Time’ by Peter McClure, Katrin McClure & Peter Grundy, 2013
Wikipedia: Link
Created: Sun, 1 Jun 2025, Updated: Sun, 1 Jun 2025
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