Humber Estuary Collection

The Humber Bridge at dusk, East Riding of Yorkshire, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Framed by old timbers at Sammys Point, Hull, the New Holland ferry Wingfield Castle berths alongside the pontoon at Corporation Pier. 9th May 1961

The Boyd Line Fleet sidewinder trawler Arctic Explorer seen here leaving the St Andrews Dock, Hull 11th June 1954

The Somerset Maughan seen here returning St Andrews Dock, Hull after a her voyage to the Icelandic fishing grounds. 16th June 1966

QUEENs DOCK, HULL. The Port of Hull is a trading port located at the confluence of the River Hull and the Humber Estuary in the city of Kingston upon Hull in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England

Barton-upon-Humber or Barton is a town and civil parish in North Lincolnshire, England. It is situated on the south bank of the Humber Estuary, and at the end of the Humber Bridge. UK

View of eroded groynes on beach and lighthouse in evening light, Spurn Point Lighthouse, Spurn Point, East Yorkshire, England, october

Embarkation of Her Majesty, at Hull, 1854. Creator: Unknown
Embarkation of Her Majesty, at Hull, 1854. Queen Victoria leaves Hull in Yorkshire. The pier...was covered with a substantial roof...and beneath this more seats were erected for the accommodation of

Charleson-Smith Trawlers Ltd trawler Stella Carina seen here leaving St Andrews Dock, Hull for the northern fishing grounds. 1st September 1959

St Andrews Steam Fishing Co Ltd trawler seen here tied up at St Andrews Dock, Hull. 13th January 1959

Thomas Hamling & Co Ltd trawler St Dominic seen here tied up in St Andrews Dock. 29th October 1958

Aerial view of Riverside Quay, Hull. 21st April 1958

Aerial view of Saltend BP Chemical Works near Hull. 1st March 1974

Aerial View of Hull Marshalling Yards Circa 1950

The crew of the Hull based stern trawler Kirkella seen here repainting the ships name and number. 28th August 1979

Newington Trawlers Ltd sidewinder trawler Warwick Deeping (H151) seen here leaving St Andrews Dock for the northern fishing grounds. 13th September 1956

The Hull trawler Junella seen here in dry dock, Hull. Undergoing repairs after striking and grounding on the Comet Rocks NW of Eilean Troday, Isle of Skye during a violent force nine storm

Firth Steam Trawling Co Ltd sidewinding trawler St Zeno seen here lying against Princess Dock, Hull Circa 1948

The Boyd Line Fleet sidewinder trawler Arctic Invader seen here leaving the St Andrews Dock, Hull 11th June 1954

The crew and owners of the trawler Cs Forester look over the boat shortly after she is delivered to St Andrews Dock, Hull. 22nd August 1969

The trawler Cs Forester returning to St Andrews Dock after a day of sea trials in the North Sea. 22nd August 1969

The fishing vessel William McCann seen here mooring in a deserted Humber Dock Marina. 30th September 1980

The sidewinder trawler Ross Altair (H 279) seen here in a Humberside breakers yard awaiting scrapping. 15th April 1981

The Coe Metcalf drill survey ship Pholas seen here docked in Hull. 9th March 1984

Northern Fishing Co Ltd sidewinder trawler Brutus seen here departing Sy Andrews Dock, Hull for the fishing grounds around Bear Island in the far North. 10th July 1967

William McCann (H1394) built as a Hull fishing smack in 1884 seen here sailing under the Humber bridge with the Westward Ho! (TN54) A Faroese smack also built in 1884. 30th June 1984

The new trawler St Leger seen here being launched into the River Humber 20th July 1978

The Thames Barge Mirosa built at Maldon in 1892 seen here sailing under the nearly complete Humber Bridge. 13th May 1981

The Hellyer Brothers latest trawler Orsino see here leaving Hull for the Icelandic fishing grounds. 7th December 1966

The trawler Orsino see here at Hull being modified as the Board of Trade Mother Ship for the UK northern fishing fleet. The Board of Trade aims was to provide Meterological Information

The trawler Stella Leonis seen here offloading her catch of cod at St Andrews Dock. 14th January 1965

Grimsby - View of the Docks, with the Hydraulic Tower, 1895. From Round the Coast. [George Newnes Limited, London, 1895]

UK, England, North Lincolnshire, Barton-upon-Humber, Humber Bridge over the Humber Estuary from the south

UK, England, East Yorkshire, Hull, Hessle, Humber Bridge over the Humber Estuary

Humber Dockside, Hull, 1882 (oil on panel)
CH355896 Humber Dockside, Hull, 1882 (oil on panel) by Grimshaw, John Atkinson (1836-93); Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright

Bascule Bridge and New Docks at Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire, 1786 (coloured aquatint)
468883 Bascule Bridge and New Docks at Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire, 1786 (coloured aquatint) by Thew, Robert (1758-1802); Private Collection; (add.info.: Engraved by the artist and aquatinted by F)

Alexandra Dock, Hull 28th November 1953

Aerial View of Hull and St Andrews Dock. 1st July 1975

Onwards lies The Humber. A tug and a powered barge head for the Humber, while on the right of the picture lighters wait to unload or receive new cargoes

Aerial view of King George and Queen Elizabeth Docks, Hull. In the centre of the picture is the North Sea Ferries ship The Norstar moored alongside the Ferry Terminal. Circa 1985

Aerial View of the Art Deco shop facade in Whitefriargate, Hull. 1st June 1953

Aerial view of St Andrews Dock, Hull 5th July 1947

Aerial view of King George Dock, Hull Circa 1946

Where the old clock tower once provided a landmark, Hulls new Riverside Quay stands out in sharp contrast to its older surroundings

King George Docks, Hull 1st June 1953

Tugs, lighters and barges moored to the staithes awaiting to unload their goods into warehouses along the River Hull. Whilst others wait to continue upstream to the Air Street

The GSI survey ship JE Jonsson seen here under going refit in a Humberside shipyard. 17th February 1981

Victoria Fishing Co Ltd Hull sidewinder trawler Olvina (H139) seen here tied up at St Andrews Dock, Hull 9th February 1957

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"Discover the Enchanting Beauty of Humber Estuary: A Captivating Journey through Yorkshire's Coastal Gems" Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing allure of Humber Estuary, a breathtaking natural wonder nestled in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. As dusk descends upon this picturesque landscape, be captivated by the majestic silhouette of the iconic Humber Bridge. Its towering presence stands as a testament to human engineering prowess and connects communities on either side. Venture further along the coastline and witness nature's artistic touch at Spurn Point Lighthouse. Here, eroded groynes adorn golden beaches while evening light casts an ethereal glow upon this tranquil haven. The lighthouse proudly watches over these shores, guiding ships safely through treacherous waters. Embark on a journey into maritime history as you encounter vessels like Somerset Maughan returning to St Andrews Dock or explore Barton-upon-Humber—a charming town steeped in North Lincolnshire's rich heritage. As you delve deeper into Hull—the bustling trading port at the confluence of River Hull—behold Queen's Dock with its vibrant energy and constant movement. Framed by weathered timbers at Sammy's Point, witness Wingfield Castle ferry gracefully navigating across New Holland—a nostalgic reminder of times gone by. Travel back in time with glimpses into Grimsby Docks' past glory, where the Hydraulic Tower once stood tall amidst bustling activity during 1895. Take flight above Riverside Quay and Saltend BP Chemical Works for awe-inspiring aerial views that showcase industrial marvels against nature's backdrop. Intrigue awaits as you observe dedicated crews repainting ship names aboard Kirkella—an emblematic trawler hailing from Hull—and admire Warwick Deeping (H151), a sidewinder trawler belonging to Newington Trawlers Ltd. The Humber Estuary is not merely a place; it is an enchanting tapestry woven with history, natural wonders, and the vibrant spirit of coastal communities.