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Royal Dock Hotel, Cleethorpe Rd dated 1905
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Here are my postcards of Grimsby, Lincolnshire covering buildings and structures as well as multi-view cards, with some comments about the scenes. Some images were in use over many years so dating the scene can be difficult. Click on the picture for a larger image (Alphabetical listing).
Black Swan Public House, Grimsby (at the corner of Victoria St and Flottergate).
A used postcard, postmark unreadable but probably around 1910.
This building with it's "1699" plaque was, when pictured, said to be the oldest house in Grimsby. It replaced an earlier Inn (built around 1650) and was demolished in the 1920s and replaced with another Pub. However, this also went the same way in the early 70s
Boulevard Park, Grimsby
A used postcard dated 8 Aug 1904
Always known to us as the "Bully"
Cenotaph, Grimsby
A used postcard dated 30 Nov 1932
Central Market. Grimsby
A used postcard dated 28 Oct 1906
The Clock Tower was given to the town by the then Mayor, Edward Bannister (a coal merchant), of course in the name of progress it was demolished in 1959
Corporation Rd Lift Bridge With Marshall's Flour Mills in the background
An unused postcard, may be 1950/60s
The Bridge was opened in 1928 by the Prince of Wales who went on to become King Edward VIII
Deansgate (Bargate) Bridge, Grimsby
A used postcard dated 9 Dec 1904
The "old" Grimsby General Hospital
An unused postcard from around the 1900's?
Opened in 1877 the site eventually was outgrown and now given over to housing
Another view of the General Hospital
With the River Freshney in the foreground
A used card dated 2 May 1910
Marshall's Victoria Flour Mills, Victoria St
A used postcard dated 1907
Probably the most impressive set of buildings in Grimsby at the time now sadly reduced to the two blocks in the centre foreground (without the clock tower) and the taller main building in the background.
The Palace Buffet Public House (on the left) and the Palace Theatre (on the right), Victoria St, Grimsby.
An unused postcard from around 1907.
The Theatre was demolished in 1979 and the Palace Buffet was converted into retail outlets in 2005. Note the Marshall's Mill chimney alongside in the background, see the card above.
The Royal Dock Hotel, Cleethorpe Rd, Grimsby
A used postcard dated 19 Apr 1905
Note the style of card with the message on the front. Another building sadly no longer standing having been demolished in 1966
Town Hall, Grimsby
An unused postcard from the early 1900's?
Town Hall, Grimsby
A "night-time" view
An unused postcard from the early 1900's?
"Union Gates" Scartho Rd Workhouse, Grimsby
A used postcard date unreadable but probably around 1908
For once, still standing and forming part of the Diana Princess of Wales Hospital site
Various Scenes
Includes - Old Market Place, Royal Dock, Park Gates and the Fish Pontoon
A used postcard dated 18 May 1910
Various Scenes
Includes - Docks, Freeman St, Old Market Place and People's Park
A used postcard dated 21 Aug 1948
Various Scenes
Includes - Victoria St, People's Park, Freeman St and the Docks
An unused postcard from around the 1950s
Various Scenes
Includes - People's Park, Corporation Rd Bridge, Marshall's Victoria Mill, Old Market Place and St James Church
An unused postcard from the 1950s
Various Scenes
Includes the Docks, St James Church and the Top Town shopping precinct (before redevelopment into Freshney Place)
A used postcard but without a postmark - probably around the mid 1970s
Car 29 of the Grimsby and Immingham Electric Tramway at Corporation Bridge
The Tramway opened in 1912 and closed in 1961
A used postcard dated 14 Sep 1952
New Aug 08
Grimsby Riverhead Shopping Centre
Building started in 1967 but in 1989 along with other demolished properties in the area it was revamped into an enlarged Freshney Place Shopping Centre
An unsued card probably 1980s
Two Scenes
The Corn Exchange and The Parish Church of St James
A used postcard dated 26 Aug 1911
New Aug 08
New Aug 08