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English: Plan showing Hull town docks west of the river Hull (c.1912) - docks at their maximum extent west of the river, Paragon station ("passenger station"), and three goods stations shown, each operated by a sepated company, easternmost is NER station (on site of the original Hull and Selby station), western most is H&BR station (Neptune street), middle one was originally a Manchester, Sheffields and Lincolnshire (MS&LR) goods station
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"The story of the East Riding of Yorkshire" (1912), Author: Browne, Horace B. (Horace Baker) https://archive.org/details/storyofeastridin00browuoft

https://archive.org/stream/storyofeastridin00browuoft#page/258/mode/2up (pages 258 and 259)
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