Beverley Road, Kingston upon Hull
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Beverley Road, Kingston upon Hull
Image: © Bernard Sharp Taken: 17 Nov 2013
Masonic Hall, No.69 Beverley Road. In 1946, a limited company was formed in conjunction with Kingston, Wilberforce and Lord Bolton Lodges, and the premises on Beverley Road were purchased: a school and classrooms, designed by William Botterill, built 1865, behind the Wesleyan chapel, opened 1862 and which had closed in 1941. The chapel was used as a printing works until it was destroyed by fire in 1954. The site on which it stood is now the car park. The premises, which have undergone considerable renovation over the years, are shared by De la Pole, Kingston, Lord Bolton, Holderness, Andrew Marvell, Technical and Myton Lodges.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.751564
Longitude
-0.348877