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Hull Maritime Museum

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The Hull Maritime Museum offers a unique exploration of the maritime history and culture of the region. This museum houses diverse collections of artifacts and documents that illustrate the rich maritime heritage of Hull and its surroundings.

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Diana and Chase in the Arctic, 1857, James H. Wheldon

Diana and Chase in the Arctic

James H. Wheldon

HMS 'Hector', 1743,

Man of War off Whitby, North Yorkshire, 1768, James Cleveley

Man of War off Whitby, North Yorkshire

Joseph Outram, Wine Merchant and Mayor of Hull, 1775, George Chalmers

Joseph Outram, Wine Merchant and Mayor of Hull

George Chalmers

The 'Thornton', 1781, Robert Willoughby

Robert Willoughby

'Molly' and 'Friends', 1787, Thomas Fletcher II

'Molly' and 'Friends'

Thomas Fletcher II

The Whaling Fleet of Sir Samuel Standidge Depicting the Ships 'Mary', 'Samuel', 'Lady Jane' and 'Gre, 1788, Robert Willoughby

The Whaling Fleet of Sir Samuel Standidge Depicting the Ships 'Mary', 'Samuel', 'Lady Jane' and 'Gre

Robert Willoughby

The Revenue Cutter 'Bee' 28 Tons Commanded by Anthony Somerscales off the Hull Garrison on the River, 1801, Thomas Whitcombe

The Revenue Cutter 'Bee' 28 Tons Commanded by Anthony Somerscales off the Hull Garrison on the River

Thomas Whitcombe

'Thomas', 'Brothers', 'Samuel' and 'North Briton' in the Arctic, 1803, Robert Willoughby

'Thomas', 'Brothers', 'Samuel' and 'North Briton' in the Arctic

Robert Willoughby

The Fleet and the Royal Yacht 'Royal George', September, 1809, 1810,

The Fleet and the Royal Yacht 'Royal George', September, 1809

Incident off Spurn, East Riding of Yorkshire, with Naval Frigate Aground, Refusing Assistance from a, 1815,

Incident off Spurn, East Riding of Yorkshire, with Naval Frigate Aground, Refusing Assistance from a

Whaling Barques 'Elizabeth' and 'Leviathan III', 1811, Thomas Fletcher II

Whaling Barques 'Elizabeth' and 'Leviathan III'

Thomas Fletcher II

Whaleship 'Lee', 1813, Robert Willoughby

Whaleship 'Lee'

Robert Willoughby

Whaler and Stone Lighthouse, 1814, Robert Willoughby

Whaler and Stone Lighthouse

Robert Willoughby

William Ringrose of Cottingham Grange, 1820,

William Ringrose of Cottingham Grange

A Storm (after Van der Velde), 1820, Francis Hustwick

A Storm (after Van der Velde)

Francis Hustwick

Man of War off Flamborough Head, East Riding of Yorkshire, 1820, Robert Willoughby

Man of War off Flamborough Head, East Riding of Yorkshire

Robert Willoughby

Pilot Cutter with Other Vessels off Spurn, East Riding of Yorkshire, 1820,

Pilot Cutter with Other Vessels off Spurn, East Riding of Yorkshire

Captain William Blyth (1782–1870), 1822,

Captain William Blyth (1782–1870)

The Whaleship 'Brunswick', 1823, John Ward

The Whaleship 'Brunswick'

PS 'Kingston', 1824, Thomas Binks

Brig 'Woodhall' of Hull, 1830,

Brig 'Woodhall' of Hull

The 'Swan' and 'Isabella', 1830, John Ward

The 'Swan' and 'Isabella'

A Riverside Caprice, 1830, John Ward

A Riverside Caprice