Tag: Hull History Centre

Almost Instinct, Almost True The play explores whether or not it’s true that’ what will survive of us is love ‘ and what we do when we find out our idols have feet of clay. From playing the Queen in the BBC drama about Larkin – LOVE AGAIN – Julia Munrow now plays his long-suffering […]

During the 19th and early 20th centuries, port towns like Hull were the focus of missionaries wanting to help seafarers. When the stories of maritime missions are told, the determined port chaplain is usually front and centre. But these men were not alone in their work. In this talk we will uncover the hidden stories of women […]

Featuring original research and specially commissioned art work, this exhibition has been produced by the University of Bristol. It explores the impact of missions to seamen on the experience of British and ‘Lascar’ sailors in Bristol, Hull, Liverpool and London. And don’t miss an accompanying display of original early 20th century lantern slides depicting seafarers […]

7 June, 11am-12pm 21 June, 11am-12pm Free, booking required Join us for a fascinating journey through the strongrooms and conservation areas of the History Centre, with a chance to look at some exciting historic documents along the way… The tour will take 1 hour. Places are limited so please book in advance. To book your […]