Queen's Dock
Queen's 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. It Was Officially Named The Queen's Dock In 1855.the Docks Were Renamed In Honour Of Queen Victoria's And The Prince Consort's (prince Albert) Visit To Hull In 1854. UK. (Photo by: Universal History Archive/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
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464756739
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Date created:
01 January, 1854
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- England,
- Trading,
- 1855,
- 19th Century Style,
- Archival,
- City,
- Connection,
- East Riding Of Yorkshire,
- Engraved Image,
- Engravement,
- Geographical Locations,
- History,
- Honour,
- Humber Estuary,
- Illustration Technique,
- Kingston upon Hull,
- Prince - Royal Person,
- Prince Albert - Husband of Queen Victoria,
- Queen - Royal Person,
- Queen Victoria I,
- Retro Style,
- UK,
- Victorian Style,
- Visit,