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- The Canada Wreck Race 1999 and 2000 by Paul Hurst
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- BLOG: A grand day out
- BLOG | Stables, steps, and stairs. Inside the Dock Office Chambers Building
- BLOG | Hull’s fishing heritage: an amazing history topic!
- BLOG | On Board the Arctic Corsair: behind-the-scenes of our new virtual workshop!
- BLOG | A better city by volunteer
- BLOG| The Tragic Tale of Airship R38
- BLOG | A River Hull landmark
- BLOG | Inner sanctums of the Hull Maritime Museum
- BLOG | Nova’s digital and creative skills project with Hull: Yorkshire’s Maritime City off to superb start
- BLOG | My Maritime Museum visit
- BLOG | A museum in transition
- BLOG | What’s in a (street) name?
- BLOG | A Closer Look: Inuit Artefacts Outside the Glass Case
- BLOG | Fleeting glances
- BLOG | My experience volunteering for Hull's Maritime Museum
- BLOG | Common Ground
- BLOG | Time Ball to rise and fall again! A postscript
- BLOG | Time Ball to rise (and fall) again
- BLOG | Behind the scenes with our museum team and discover what it takes to prepare to move 50,000 objects
- BLOG | Celebrating 200 years of the Sailor’s Children’s Society
- BLOG | The Officer and the Gentleman – Two Titanic survivors from Hull
- BLOG | The Guildhalls of Hull
- BLOG | Queen's Gardens and Change
- BLOG | Looking up
- BLOG | Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder?
- BLOG | The iconic Hull Maritime Museum building and what it means to some of our volunteers
- BLOG | The people's park with maritime links
- BLOG | Steam Trawler Diana – a piece of Hull's maritime history
- BLOG | Maritime heritage is a treasure
- BLOG | Hull's maritime landmarks
- BLOG | 1425 and all that
- BLOG | Fashion and the whale - How many whalebones does it take to make a corset?
- BLOG | Refurbishment of Queen’s Gardens and the Sea of Hull
- BLOG | Moving the Truelove flag
- BLOG | An extraordinary TrueLove story
- BLOG | 'Until yesterday I knew nothing of its existence, but felt inspired'
- BLOG | Painting of the FV GAUL and its tragic story
- BLOG | Remembering in a landscape
- BLOG | What do we know about this ship with no masts? HMS Hector
- BLOG | Hull's role in the wine import trade
- BLOG | RETURNING TO HULL: YORKSHIRE’S MARITIME CITY
- BLOG | The Old Hull Pier painting
- BLOG | "It has been an absolute joy being able to return to the Maritime Museum."
- BLOG | Who was R. D. Widdas?
- BLOG | "I definitely held my breath as it was lifted off the wall"
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