University of Hull

Hull (Northern) Cemetery is the final resting place of more than 400 First and Second World War servicemen and women. As one of the largest ports in the north of England, the city was a vital hub of military activity throughout both world wars. The cemetery reflects the cost of the conflict on the local community, with many of those buried here laid to rest by their families.

The Hull Heritage Walk offers a unique exploration of Hull's Old Town through free audio and printable guides, showcasing the city's rich history and impressive architecture. The tour, presented in nine stages, guides visitors through cobbled streets and narrow alleys, allowing them to discover notable landmarks such as the smallest window in England and the largest parish church, now known as Hull Minster. Supported by a passionate group of local enthusiasts, the Hull Heritage Walk also provides additional educational resources, including downloadable factsheets and a virtual tour video series. Visitors can experience the transformation of Hull over time through photographs and further engage with the city's many museums and galleries. Generated from the website