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Saltend Petro-Chemical works, Paull near Hull
© Gary Chaytor (view gallery)

Paull Lighthouse
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Fort Paull 003
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Fort Paull 001
© Paul Lakin (view gallery)
The first Fort to be be built at Paull was completed in 1542. This fort was commissioned by Henry VIII as a defence for the then thriving Humber Ports, specifically Kingston Upon Hull. The Fort and site subsequently changed twice more before the fourth and final fort was built on the present site in 1862.

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Fort Paull 005
© Paul Lakin (view gallery)

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Fort Paull 008
© Paul Lakin (view gallery)

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Beverley interior
© Paul Lakin (view gallery)

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Blackburn Beverley aircraft at Fort Paull
© Paul Lakin (view gallery)

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Paull - Humber bank
© Paul Lakin (view gallery)

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Works of gold
© Gary Chaytor (view gallery)
Saltend Petro works from Paull

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Immingham Chemical works across the River Humber
© Gary Chaytor (view gallery)

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The village of Paull on the Humber Estuary
© Karen Lee (view gallery)

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The Old Lighthouse, Paull, on the Humber Estuary
© Karen Lee (view gallery)
In 1836 the Hull Trinity House built a 40 feet (12 m) lighthouse at Paull village on the Humber estuary.

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