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by Chat
about 1 month ago
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Anlaby Road.
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Along with many other of the city’s interesting buildings Carnegie Heritage Information Centre will be open to visitors on the 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th September, so please pop in to see us.
Latest comment by June about 1 month ago
Heritage Open Weekend – Another site you can visit is the Clubhouse Elm Avenue, Garden Village. During…
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by Chat
about 1 month ago
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Carnegie Heritage Action Team
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Along with many other old buildings that form part of Hull’s heritage the Carnegie Heritage Information Centre will be open to the public for four days during September giving everyone an opportunity to see what is often hidden from public view.
We hope you will be able to find the time to pop in and enjoy this special place between 10am and 4pm on September 11th, 12th, 13th or 14th.
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by Chat
about 1 month ago
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Carnegie Heritage Action Team
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On the first Sunday of every month the group meets for a relaxed and informal discussion about local history. Very often there is a speaker, the most recent was a Hull lady who has written and published her autobiography, in the past the group has helped choose short films which are to be digitally preserved by the Yorkshire Film Archive.
An interesting way to spend a couple of hours on a Sunday afternoon, in the lovely Carnegie building 1.30pm…
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by Chat
2 months ago
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Anlaby Road.
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The first picture was taken shortly after the Carnegie Library first opened and the second between its short time as Surestart’s offices and before the Carnegie Heritage Action Team were allowed to move in.
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I’ve never been in it but I’ve always admired its design. When I worked at Lonsdale Community Centre…
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by Chat
2 months ago
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Anlaby Road.
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The Carnegie Library was opened in 1905 and since then has been a much loved landmark on the Anlaby Road. People who visit what is now the Carnegie Heritage information Centre either say "What a beautiful building." or with pride "This used to be my first library."
Although ‘Carnegie’ is no longer a lending library there is a stock of books useful for anyone interested in local history, we are planning courses and lectures on historical and…
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Family tree advice
from the Hull Daily Mail/East Riding Mail Monday, August 4
Residents are…
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