Exploring the intriguing realm of space rocks, this book presents their unique features and significance in an accessible manner. It delves into the fascinating and occasionally strange aspects of these celestial objects, making complex information easy to understand for readers of all backgrounds.
Detailed map of Hull (S); Yorkshire sheet 240.06. Historical introduction by Arthur G Credland. The maps cover the southern area of Hull along Hessle Road and including several of the docks. Coverage stretches from Hawthorn Avenue eastward to the Albert Dock Basin, and from Woodcock Street southward to the Humber. Vast numbers of tiny, close-knit terraces are a major feature of the map, each house (many of which were bombed in the war) neatly delineated. Features include Holy Trinity Burial Ground, tramways and depot, St Andrew's Dock, William Wright Dock incl graving dock, Albert Dock, Neptune Street station, many warehouses and sidings with full track layout given, St James church, Billingsgate goods station, Subway Junction, St Barnabas church, wagon works, etc. Adjacent sheet 240.07 is included as an inset.
Zeppelin airship raids on the port of Hull 1915-18 as recounted in contemporary newspapers, journals and letters. Their impact on the immigrant German community and the outstanding work of the volunteer Special Constables. Provision of adequate defence stimulated by local photographer's record of early attacks sent to war ministry.
This book introduces the reader to the fascinating and sometimes bizarre world of space rocks using a simple, clear layman-friendly style. It explains why they are so special and describes their main characteristics.