Hull photos from WW1 The 4th East Yorkshires. (Photo courtesy of Ken Blackmore) Newland Home Orphans – 24th March 1915 Pleasant Place, Neptune Street, Hull Peace Party, August 1919 Springbank War Orphans. The Orphanage was founded in 1863. Accommadated 210 children with preference for seaman children. Hull Daily Mail 27.07.1916 12th EYR Machine Gunners group Photo Hull Pals prior to Oppy Wood 1917 Crowle Street Memorial, East Hull Men from the 11th East Yorks (Hull Tradesmen) at Suez in 1915. Here they were defending the Suez Canal against the Turks The 10th Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Pals) in training. While they were waiting to be issued with uniforms new recruits wore arm bands to show that they had joined up. Survivors of the original 10th Battalion, East Yorkshire Regiment Private, Jack Cunningham, VC. Awarded Hull’s first Victoria Cross in WW1. Martin Lamb and daughters, c 1918 – Abbey Street, Hull Hull WW1 Peace Party. Hull Daily Mail Westbourne Street Peace Party, Hull WW1 1919 Scarborough Street, Hull Peace Party 1918