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		The Hull and Barnsley Railway was formed form the earlier Hull, Barnsley and West Riding Junction Railway, officially gaining the HandBR title from July 1st, 1905.
		An amazing surval at Hull Cannon St station, the old gates, still lettered "HandB Rly".
		The Canon Street terminus in Hull was closed on July 14th 1924 after which services were diverted to Hull Paragon whilst freight continued at Canon Street until 1964.
	www.leytransport.i12.com /hbr.htm

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		The West Park story begins in the early 1920's when the Hull & Barnsley Railway Company recognised the need for a passenger station in a more central location of Hull than the existing station in Cannon Street.
		With a small distortion of history West Park was built to compete with the L.N.E.R. Paragon Station in Hull City centre.
		West Park is intended to represent the 'Modern Image Era' in the 1970's to early 1980's period with blue diesels being the main motive power present, although steam specials can also be seen in the area.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /hullmrs/westpark.htm (215 words)

	Hull & Barnsley Railway - H&BR Trainz Route Project
		A new curve was built to link Paragon Station with the HandBR's main line thus cutting out the need for the terminus at Cannon Street.
		Hull & Barnsley Railway - H&BR Trainz Route Project
		It was this station that became the new Terminus in 1924 after the absorbing of the HandBR into the N.E.R in 1922.
	www.freewebs.com /hbr/hbrherald.htm (215 words)

	NorwayHeritage - Voyages
		Although the majority of emigrants were only in Hull for a short period of time, the emigrant waiting room at Paragon Railway Station was doubled in size in 1881 due to the numbers of transmigrants passing through the town.
		A second emigrant railway platform was built in 1885, but this was by the Hull and Barnsley Railway Company who had built the facilities as part of their new dock - the Alexandra Dock.
		This was the first purpose-built dockside railway platform for emigrants, with deeper docks to cater for larger steamships and a longer platform for the large numbers of emigrants who needed to board the long emigrant trains to Liverpool.
	www.norwayheritage.com /articles/templates/voyages.asp?articleid=28&zoneid=6 (2785 words)

	HMRS - Selection of BR All Regions Station Throats and Goods Yards
		Hull Paragon view south across carriage sidings to station 1958 Overall station roof in background.
		Stockton station approaches with stn overall roof in backgrnd 1958 L1 hauled train of empty coaching stock leaving station.
		Dinas Powis station throat toward thru bridge toward Barry Cast xBarry Trespass Notice rt fgd.
	www.hmrs.org.uk /photocat/brgyards.htm (2785 words)

	HMRS - Selection of BR All Regions Station Throats and Goods Yards
		Hull Paragon view south across carriage sidings to station 1958 Overall station roof in background.
		St Margarets (Herts) aloft view of trackwork at W end, yard left.
		Tamworth, station approach tracks E end, loco and brake at signal rt Loco is 2-6-0 BR IV4MT 43023 R7L with xLNW brake van.
	www.hmrs.org.uk /photocat/brgyards.htm (2785 words)

	Kingston upon Hull - Aerial Photographs
		Hull's Paragon railway station, and coach station, with Anlaby Road towards the top of the photo.
		Part of the Old Town of Hull can be seen to the bottom right, a contrast to the modern building of Prince's Quay shopping centre, built on the old Prince's Dock.
		Hull Marina, with the old Spurn Point Lightship Museum moored alongside Castle Street.
	www.yorks.karoo.net /hull/hullaerial.html (2785 words)

	Kingston upon Hull - Aerial Photographs
		Hull's Paragon railway station, and coach station, with Anlaby Road towards the top of the photo.
		Hull Marina, with the old Spurn Point Lightship Museum moored alongside Castle Street.
		Part of the Old Town of Hull can be seen to the bottom right, a contrast to the modern building of Prince's Quay shopping centre, built on the old Prince's Dock.
	www.yorks.karoo.net /hull/hullaerial.html (2785 words)

	Kingston upon Hull - Aerial Photographs
		Hull's Paragon railway station, and coach station, with Anlaby Road towards the top of the photo.
		Part of the Old Town of Hull can be seen to the bottom right, a contrast to the modern building of Prince's Quay shopping centre, built on the old Prince's Dock.
		Hull Marina, with the old Spurn Point Lightship Museum moored alongside Castle Street.
	www.yorks.karoo.net /hull/hullaerial.html (296 words)

	NorwayHeritage - Voyages
		Although the majority of emigrants were only in Hull for a short period of time, the emigrant waiting room at Paragon Railway Station was doubled in size in 1881 due to the numbers of transmigrants passing through the town.
		The Steam Packet Wharf adjoined the river Humber and was immediately next to the offices of one of Hull's earliest known emigrant agents (Richard Cortis) who operated from the Minerva Hotel.
		The aim of the Authority was to improve the unsanitary condition of the town and the port of Hull.
	www.norwayheritage.com /articles/templates/voyages.asp?articleid=28&zoneid=6 (2785 words)

	Migration from Northern Europe to America via the Port of Hull, 1848-1888
		Although the majority of emigrants were only in Hull for a short period of time, the emigrant waiting room at Paragon Railway Station was doubled in size in 1881 due to the numbers of transmigrants passing through the town.
		This Wharf was located just outside the Humber Dock in Hull and was one of 4 separate landing stations used by emigrants to enter the town.
		The aim of the Authority was to improve the unsanitary condition of the town and the port of Hull.
	www.norwayheritage.com /ships/hull.htm (2285 words)

	Hull Ferry Port - information for travelling to Hull ferry port
		From Hull Paragon Railway Station to the terminal at King George Dock the bus departs at 18:00 hours.
		For more information and booking, please visit our trains to Hull page.
		We can also arrange hotels in Hull and many cities and destinations throughout Europe.
	www.directferries.co.uk /hull.htm (238 words)

	Plymouth Argyle TICKETS Away Travel To Hull
		BY RAIL: Paragon Railway Station is situated in the centre of Hull and is roughly a ten-minute walk from the KC Stadium, which is sign-posted.
		Priory Park is situated next to the Clive Sullivan Way coming into Hull and buses run to and from the KC Stadium every ten minutes.
		The Walton Street car-park, which costs £2.50, is located just over halfway down this street after the Sports Arena.
	www.pafc.premiumtv.co.uk /page/Travel/0,,10364,00.html (222 words)

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