Stephenson and family Chronology

[Mike Covell]

Union Mill

Next up is a fairly recent ordnance survey map from the 1980's. The mill has now gone, but the Tallow factory remains, now listed as "Works"

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[Mike Covell]

Union Mill

A modern photo showing the site now. Note the Tallow mill still standing to the left. I was lucky enough to gain access to the site of the former Union mill and spoke at length with the foreman.

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[Mike Covell]

Union mill

Another shot concentrating on the main body of the site. The rear end of the former Tallow mill can be seen just behind the concrete mixer.

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[Mike Covell]

Church St property scandal

Next up is the Church and its neighbouring buildings that Richard Stephenson had tried to gain access to.

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[Mike Covell]

The following map is the same location in 1889, the property is now a Salvation Army Barracks. (The previous map was dated 1854).

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[Mike Covell]

The next image is taken from Lost Churches Of Hull. It gives details underneath.

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[Mike Covell]

Unfortunatly it was demolished only recently. Many of the current owners of the local businesses remember the building, and my father has memories of walking by when it was a warehouse.
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[Mike Covell]

Willows House

Next up further south is Willows House.
The Sculcoates Police Station. Built in 1878 it stood between the Sculcoates Inn, and Willows House. The Tree's and railings are the boundry to No 60 Church St Willows House.

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[Mike Covell]

Here is the description that accompanied the picture ( I had to crop the picture on left of the Police Station to bring the file size down)

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[Mike Covell]

Looking in the opposite direction towards the direction of Willows house, which at this point was Willow Terrace. The whole of C Division.

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[Mike Covell]

The only pub in Hull with a "Cop Shop" next door!

[Mike Covell]

Willows House is the large building at the centre with grounds. Levetts Court is to the right, this was demolished for the police station. Sculcoates Inn is further right. Isabella Place (love to know were that one got its name) is to the left. York street is behind and Church street in front to the top of the picture.

[Mike Covell]

The above map was from 1854, heres the same view from 1889 showing Willow Terrace now in the place of Willow House. The police station and Sculcoates P.H can be seen adjacent

[Mike Covell]

An oranance survey map circa 1980. Showing the current land use. The surrounding area was destroyed during 1941 air raids. The spot which was once Willows House/Williows Terrace is now a car park.

[Mike Covell]

And finally, in keeping with the other shots a wonderfull black and white photo of the lovely car park!!