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Highways and Byways of Kingston upon Hull

The roads in what is today called the Old Town are first recorded in the rental of 1293. By this date, roads also existed to and from the city to Anlaby (west), Beverley (north) and Holderness (east). Images relating to roads and footpaths are shown here except for the following categories where links are provided to separate snippets:

BRIDGES OVER THE RIVER HULL:
Drypool: Link
Myton: Link
North: Link
Scale Lane: Link
Scott Street: Link
Sculcoates: Link
Stoneferry: Link
Wilmington: Link

CYCLE LANES: Link

FOOTPATH IMPROVEMENTS:
Shaftesbury Avenue: Link

PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES:
Murdoch’s Connection: Link
Millennium : Link
Porter Street: Link

PEDESTRIAN ROAD CROSSINGS: Link

PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY: Link

ROAD IMPROVEMENTS:
Castle Street: Link
High Street PRS: Link
Humber Dock Street PRS: Link
Middlesex Road: Link
Prince’s Dock Street PRS: Link

STREET NAMEPLATES: Link

TRAFFIC LIGHTS: Link
by Bernard Sharp

Created: Fri, 20 Feb 2026, Updated: Fri, 20 Feb 2026


6 images use this description:

TA1133 : Church Street, Sutton on Hull, Yorkshire by Bernard Sharp
2026
TA1432 : Holderness Road, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2026
TA1132 : Ings Road, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2024
TA1332 : Saltshouse Road, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2024
TA1232 : Balham Avenue, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2024
TA1029 : Wincolmlee, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2013


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