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U DP160 Drawings, Engravings and Offprints of Hull, 1720-1916 Yorkshire and Notable Individuals (Including by F.S Hull History Centre: Drawings, Engravings and Offprints of Hull, Yorkshire and Notable Individuals (Including by F.S. Smith) U DP160 Drawings, Engravings and Offprints of Hull, 1720-1916 Yorkshire and Notable Individuals (including by F.S. Smith) Custodial history: Purchased on 16 October 1951 and transferred to the Archives in June 1975 Description: The collection includes 16 pen and ink drawings by FS Smith dating from 1888 - 1890, as well as other 19th century engravings and illustrations from books, of various Hull sites such as Holy Trinity church and the plotting room of the White Hart Inn, local almshouses and hospitals, and maps of sites of lost towns on the River Humber. There are two copies of the Hull Courant dated 1747 and 1748 and an 1840 notice of the Hull-Selby Railway. Local songs include 'Another song for the free and independent burgesses of Hull' dated 1802 and 'The good old governor of the poor' sung by workhouse children in 1869. The collection also contains a large number of portraits of national 'worthies' from Edward I, through a few well-known Elizabethan figures, a few parliamentary figures of the 17th century such as Sir Henry Vane, Thomas Fairfax the parliamentary commander of the civil war and then a variety of local figures such as Thomas Perronet Thompson, Christopher Sykes, Arthur and Charles Wilson and local 19th century civic dignatories. Other engravings include those of York Minster, Beverley Minster, Hessle church, Routh church, Owthorne church, Withernsea church, Skipton castle and Barmston manor house. Extent: 145 items Access conditions: Access will be granted to any accredited reader U DP160/1 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: Municipal [1888-1890] almshouses 1 item U DP160/2 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: Quadrangle of [1888-1890] almshouses as DP/160/1 1 item U DP160/3 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: Master Mariners' [1888-1890] Almshouse, Carr Lane 1 item U DP160/4 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: Watson's Hospital, [1888-1890] South Church Side 1 item page 1 of 8 Hull History Centre: Drawings, Engravings and Offprints of Hull, Yorkshire and Notable Individuals (Including by F.S. Smith) U DP160/5 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: (Harrison's) [1888-1890] Hospital, Chapel Lane 1 item U DP160/6 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: Hospital off Chapel [1888-1890] Lane 1 item U DP160/7 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: Crowle's Hospital, [1888-1890] Sewer Lane 1 item U DP160/8 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: (Gregg's?) Hospital, [1888-1890] Posterngate 1 item U DP160/9 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: Lister's Hospital [1888-1890] 1 item U DP160/10 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: North Walls, [1888-1890] Queen's Dock 1 item U DP160/11 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: Trinity House, from [1888-1890] King Street 1 item U DP160/12 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: Lowgate [1888-1890] 1 item U DP160/13 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: Courtyard off [1888-1890] Chapel Lane 1 item U DP160/14 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: Customs House, [1888-1890] Whitefriargate 1 item U DP160/15 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith: Weaver's Hospital, [1888-1890] Dagger Lane 1 item U DP160/16 Pen and ink drawing by F.S. Smith : Manor Street (print) [1888-1890] 1 item U DP160/17 Engraving. Hull from the Garrison 1842 1 item U DP160/18 Engraving. Holy Trinity church 1842 1 item page 2 of 8 Hull History Centre: Drawings, Engravings and Offprints of Hull, Yorkshire and Notable Individuals (Including by F.S. Smith) U DP160/19 Engraving. Proposed remodelling of interior of St. John's 1872 1 item U DP160/20 Etching. The Plotting Room, White Hart 1873 1 item U DP160/21 Offprint. The Garrison (painting by T. Mapplebeck) 1888 1 item U DP160/22 Receipt (blank). Hull and Sculcoates Dispensary (on 1880s certificate acknowledging donation) 1 item U DP160/23 Hull and Sculcoates Dispensary (from front page of 73rd 1887 Annual Report) 1 item U DP160/24 Pen and ink drawing by William H Smith. Street scene in 1916 Hull 1 item U DP160/25 Engraving. Seamen's Bethel 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/26 Engraving. Royal Institution post 1854 1 item U DP160/27 Illustation. North Bridge 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/28 Engraving. St Andrew Dock 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/29 Photograph from book. Empress Hotel 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/30 Engraving from book. Holborn Street Chapel 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/31 Illustration from book. Auction mart, Silver Street 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/32 Illustration from book. Plan of Stoneferry 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/33 Illustration from book. Castle, North Blockhouse, post 1730 Drypool Church and Sugar House in 1730 2 items U DP160/34 Illustration from book. Citadel, from Thew's plan 1784 1 item page 3 of 8 Hull History Centre: Drawings, Engravings and Offprints of Hull, Yorkshire and Notable Individuals (Including by F.S. Smith) U DP160/35 Illustration from book. Garrison, from Osborne's plan 1668 1 item U DP160/36 Illustration from book. Plan of mouth of River Hull and c.1540 Drypool (from Cotton MS) 1 item U DP160/37 Illustration from book. Iron chest from Sugar House 19th cent. 2 items U DP160/38 Illustration from book. East side of Old Harbour 19th cent. 2 items U DP160/39 Illustration from book. East side of Old Harbour, 19th cent. opposite entrance to Queen's Dock 2 items U DP160/40 Illustration from book. Seventeenth-century house of 19th cent. Gunbys, Burtons and Spiveys 2 items U DP160/41 Illustration from book. Holderness Road 1865 2 items U DP160/42 Illustration from book. Old house on site of Holderness 19th cent. House 1 item U DP160/43 Illustration from book. Sugar House as a warehouse 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/44 Illustration from book. Sout East view of Citadel 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/45 Illustration from book. South West view of Citadel 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/46 Illustration from book. Citadel, from Capt. Philip's map 1720 2 items U DP160/47 Illustration from book. Map of sites of lost towns on River 19th cent. Humber 1 item U DP160/48 'Hull Courant' 2 Oct 1747 1 item U DP160/49 'Hull Courant' 4 Mar 1748 1 item page 4 of 8 Hull History Centre: Drawings, Engravings and Offprints of Hull, Yorkshire and Notable Individuals (Including by F.S. Smith) U DP160/50 Song. 'Another New Song for the Free and Independent [1802-1806] Burgesses of Hull' 1 item U DP160/51 Notice. Hull-Selby Railway 1840 1 item U DP160/52 Song. 'The Good Old Governor of the Poor', sung by 31 Dec 1869 Hull Workhouse children at distribution of prizes 1 item U DP160/53 Supplement to 'Eastern Morning News' 17 Jan 1881 Beginning of work on Hull, Barnsley and West Riding Railway and Dock 1 item U DP160/54 Extract from 'Illustrated London News' 22 Jan 1881 Beginning of work on Hull, Barnsley and West Riding Railway and Dock 1 item U DP160/55 Portrait. Edward I 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/56 Portrait. Edward IV 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/57 Portrait. Thomas Egerton, Lord Ellesmere 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/58 Portrait. John Speed 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/59 Portrait. William Cecil, Lord Burleigh 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/60 Portrait. William Cecil, Lord Burleigh 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/61 Portrait. Thomas Howard, Earl of Suffolk 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/62 Portrait. Robert Bertie, Earl of Lindsey 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/63 Portrait. George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/64 Portrait. Robert Pierpoint, Earl of Kingston 19th cent. 1 item page 5 of 8 Hull History Centre: Drawings, Engravings and Offprints of Hull, Yorkshire and Notable Individuals (Including by F.S. Smith) U DP160/65 Portrait. William Camden 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/66 Portrait. George, Lord Digby 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/67 Portrait. William Cavendish, Marquis of Newcastle 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/68 Portrait. Sir John Lister 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/69 Portrait. Sir Thomas Fairfax 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/70 Portrait. Sir Kenelm Digby 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/71 Portrait. Sir Ralph Hopton 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/72 Portrait. Sir Henry Vane the younger 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/73 Portrait. Sir John Lawson 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/74 Portrait. Robert Blake 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/75 Portrait. George Digby, Earl of Bristol 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/76 Portrait. Captain Cook 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/77 Portrait. William Mason 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/78 Portrait. Thomas Perronet Thompson 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/79 Portrait. Rev. Joseph Fox 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/80 Portrait. Rev. R.A. Radford 19th cent. 1 item U DP160/81 Portrait. William Thompson, Archbishop of York 19th cent. 1 item page 6 of 8 Hull History Centre: Drawings, Engravings and Offprints of Hull, Yorkshire and Notable Individuals (Including by F.S. Smith) U DP160/82 Portrait. Rev. Joseph M'Cormick 5 Aug 1887 From 'Church Bells' 1 item U DP160/83 Portrait.
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