We're excited to announce that the 1921 census is free to access here at the Hull History Centre. To coincide with its release at the History Centre and Hull Libraries why not read our latest blog on Hull in the 1920s tinyurl.com/3enbjx6j Hull Museums Hull Maritime

Have you made plans for Heritage Open Days? Celebrate Hull's heritage with a fascinating selection of free talks, exhibitions, walks and exclusive building tours. More details and booking information on-line. Access the details here 👉 loom.ly/Y3pNVYk #MustBeHull

This Friday, England’s largest festival of history and culture gets started! As part of Heritage Open Days, HFArchaeology are running three different walking tours. 🚶📸 Discover more ⤵️ eventbrite.com/o/humber-field…

Tomorrow is the launch of the UK Hansa Cultural Route! 🚲 It's the first UK Hansa Cultural Route connecting the six historic Hansa ports and goes through both Hull and Beverley. justbeverley.co.uk/articles/launc…

You can now see how Hull looked in the 1850s! The National Library of Scotland have recently added the OS 1st Edition Mapping for cities to their georeferenced map library. So, you can now zoom in on Hull’s Citadel as it was surveyed in the 1850’s. loom.ly/02GKy0Q

The end of a successful walking tour of the Henrician Defences of Hull. Thanks to all who came, hope you enjoyed the tour. Heritage Open Days Hull Maritime @hullheritageopenday

Peter will be doing a celebratory walk to mark the end of the Castlehill Aquagreen scheme in collaboration with the Environment Agency called "Bransholme Castle: A walk into the past to celebrate the future". Free booking at Eventbrite. eventbrite.com/e/731096337827…

News! The South Blockhouse Project has been shortlisted for the Council of British Archaeology’s Archaeological Achievement Awards 2023, for the excellent community archaeology programme being delivered by Humber Field Archaeology. The winner will be announced on 24 November.

CIfA is delighted that the Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill has received Royal Assent. This means that Historic Environment Records will have statutory status, securing their role in the new digital planning system. #CIfAadvocacy

Archaeological dig sees East Bank Urban Village take a step forward news.hull.gov.uk/30/01/2024/arc…

Seeds of change project funded by #HistoricEngland, celebrating working class histories, HFA will be working with the people of Hull to promote a greater understanding and appreciation of this often overlooked industry. More info humberfieldarchaeology.co.uk/blog #EveryDayHeritage

We are nearing the end of our excavations at Colonial Street, Hull which will will help to inform the development approach and improve availability of site information, ahead of redevelopment. news.hull.gov.uk/23/02/2024/col…

The underground smoking cafe found in Hull city centre hulldailymail.co.uk/news/history/s…

We’re loving the new Barmston Drain information boards in our neighbourhood! They certainly add a new splash of colour to the area. Our office is on Fountain Road

We are saddened to learn of the passing of former Hull KR player, Phil Lowe - one of the city's great Rugby League figures. The thoughts and condolences of everyone at Hull FC are with Phil's family and friends at this difficult time.

Our friends The Cromwell Museum are highlighting #Hull as a milestone #OTD on the road to civil war in 1642 - Charles I's decision which led to the confrontation at Beverley Gate on 23 April. Hull Museums Hull Libraries History@Hull

During careful clearance works by contractors Hobson & Porter, observed and recorded by HFArchaeology are these fascinating artefacts from 1941! A child's pram hood, pair of shoes, local milk bottle & various pieces of cinema interior design materials! Hull City Council The National Lottery Heritage Fund

Volunteer archaeologists help uncover Hull’s medieval history in a brilliant display of community excellence | Angus Young yorkshirebylines.co.uk/society/cultur… Angus Young HFArchaeology yorkshirebylines.co.uk/society/cultur…

HISTORY: A glimpse of medieval #Hull & 18th-century workers’ houses were among the finds at a community archaeology dig on the east bank of the River Hull. HFArchaeology Hull City Council thehullstory.com/allarticles/dr…

As excavations continue, so do new discoveries on site! Here, we've uncovered a chamber not on the original drawings, which will now create an additional interpretation area. The stained wall areas show the height of earth & rubble that have hidden it since the Blitz in 1941!