Student blog - part three: The colourful history of United Towing Watching shipping on the river Humber has been a popular pastime for generations. The owners of...
Student blog - part two: The fishing companies that sailed from Hull’s St Andrew’s dock Watching shipping on the river Humber has been a popular pastime for generations. The owners of...
Student blog - part one: Shipping on the River Humber Watching shipping on the River Humber has been a popular pastime for generations. The owners of...
Further objects documented ahead of refurbishment While documentation work remains on hold for the time being, here are a few examples of objects...
Blog: Lockdown research part seven - Maritime Unions in Hull – and what cool banners we have! Jocelyn, Research and Documentation Assistant, is based at the Hull Maritime Museum. Normally she...
Blog: Lockdown research part six - Discovering more about an Inuit (Eskimo) figurine carved from Halibut fish bone Jocelyn, Research and Documentation Assistant, is based at the Hull Maritime Museum. Normally she...
Go wild with history from a different perspective - The natural history of Hull The Hull Maritime project is asking the public to help gather material for a future display at the...
Tender process reopens for a Principal Main Works Contractor for the Guildhall Greenwich Time Ball Restoration Project Contractors are being invited to be involved in restoring one of the UK’s last remaining Time Balls,...
Blog: Lockdown research part five - Finding out more about the Albatross foot purse Jocelyn, Research and Documentation Assistant, is based at the Hull Maritime Museum. Normally she...
Launch of procurement process to appoint conservation whale specialists A procurement process to appoint specialists to remove, conserve, pack and transport eight fragile...
