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Victoria Pier, Hull Victoria Pier, Hull - with the Minerva Hotel. Postcard mailed May 15, 1905 by an emigrant who had crossed the North Sea on a Wilson Line steamship to Hull and had taken a train from there to Liverpool, where he had to wait for some days before boarding the transatlantic steamship. The Victoria Pier was where the Wilson Line steamer landed in Hull. The sender wrote: I am now in Liverpool, the voyage went well. It was stormy on the North Sea. I will be staying here till May 20. Be happy and live well..

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[Download File] Name : Victoria Pier, Hull Description : Victoria Pier, Hull - with the Minerva Hotel. Postcard mailed May 15, 1905 by an emigrant who had crossed the North Sea on a Wilson Line steamship to Hull and had taken a train from there to Liverpool, where he had to wait for some days before boarding the transatlantic steamship. The Victoria Pier was where the Wilson Line steamer landed in Hull. The sender wrote: I am now in Liverpool, the voyage went well. It was stormy on the North Sea. I will be staying here till May 20. Be happy and live well.. Source : Old postcard, Valentine Series Uploaded By : Børge Solem Date Size Hits Ratings Favorites 2006-03-12 57,45Kb 6516 N/A Support Norway Heritage: Purchase a copy Links: – Migration from Northern Europe to America via the Port of Hull, 1848-1914 – Accommodation for emigrants in Hull – Wilson Line, history and fleet index

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