Cumberland Street, Kingston upon Hull
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Cumberland Street, Kingston upon Hull
Image: © Bernard Sharp Taken: 25 Feb 2014
The Kingston, No.118 Cumberland Street, a good example of a traditional pub with a central corridor and an important historical reminder that this now entirely industrial area formerly had a significant residential population. Built before 1853 and originally known as the Kingston Arms Inn. Attractive Queen Anne style with a gabled gambrel (mansard) roof and first floor oriel windows. By 1892, The Kingston Wine & Spirit Vaults. It was re-fronted 1914 in imitation half-timber painted black and white.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.755848
Longitude
-0.333692