Canonical: https://hessleroad.com/lost-places.html Lost Places of Hessle Road | HessleRoad.comSkip to content The first heritage project ofHull Creative Skills& Heritage CIC ↗ Menu ☰HomeIllustrated storiesOur archiveDiscover & helpPhoto galleryPainting galleryShare & get involvedNew content added every week HessleRoad.com is part of Hull Creative Skills and Heritage CIC.Sales support our community. All profits are reinvested in community projects. Home / Discover & help Hessle Road · Our living archive Lost Places of Hessle Road Gone from the street. Still in our memories. Heritage illustration — an artistic interpretation, not a documentary photograph of the places below. Help bring a lost place back into view. A street number, a family photograph or a remembered shop name can be the start of a new archive entry. 01 St Barnabas Church A landmark remembered through maps. Hull City Council’s 2025 appraisal identifies St Barnabas Church on an 1890 map and notes that St Barnabas Court replaced it.What would help tell its story? Exterior photographs, memories of services and family documents that identify dates. We are looking for evidence before adding a detailed chronology.02 The former cricket ground The same 1890 map records a former cricket ground in the Hessle Road area. It is a reminder of how much an old map can reveal about places we no longer see.Could your family have a clue? Look for club names, programmes, photographs or a marked map. Please tell us where your information comes from.03 363–375 Hessle Road The Council appraisal records the demolition of these buildings and the creation of St Andrew’s Retail Park. The addresses give us a precise starting point for collecting the memories of what stood there.Do you remember these addresses? Share a shop name, the kind of business, who worked there or an old photograph. Approximate dates are welcome when clearly labelled. Where the records come from Hull City Council, Hessle Road Character Appraisal and Management Plan, February 2025: Introduction and Figure 25, historic map appendix. These are opening entries for a growing collection, not a complete inventory of vanished places. Gone from the road. Not forgotten. Send us the name, address, approximate date and your memory. If you have a photograph, tell us who took it and whether we may publish it.Share a lost-place memory → Keep discovering 01 / Remember Lost Places of Hessle Road Gone from the street. Still in our memories.Explore the lost places → 02 / Return Photograph of the Week One photograph. A hundred possible stories.See this week’s selection → 03 / Help Can You Identify This? Your memory could be the missing piece.Follow the clues → Our community. Our story. HessleRoad.com is a living heritage project celebrating Hessle Road, Hull — preserving the past, recording the present and inviting everyone to contribute. New content added every week. Explore & contributeAll 18 illustrated storiesBlack-and-white photograph galleryHistory & memoriesHeritage painting galleryShare a photograph or storyVolunteer or support the project Part of HCSH CIC Part of Hull Creative Skills and Heritage CIC.All sales proceeds go back into the CIC, with all profits reinvested in the community and community projects. Based at the Vauxhall Tavern,1 Hessle Road, Hull.Visit the new CIC Heritage website ↗info@hessleroad.com HessleRoad.com Facebook page coming soon. © 2026 HessleRoad.com / Hull Creative Skills & Heritage CIC. Painting previews are watermarked. Contributing photographs & permissions ×