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Hull has quite a few museums some of which are of national and international importance. William Wilberforce (famous for helping to outlaw slavery) was a Hull man. His house is now a slavery museum full of all sorts of information including a mock-up of sleeping area on a slave ship and examples of various equipment used. Ferens Art Gallery has a number of outstanding exhibits, both classical and modern. It's worth a visit and has a pleasant cafe to the rear. As Hull was a very important port at one time, the fishing industry was huge. Unfortunately since that time the industry has died, but there is a museum dedicated to fishing and ... Read the complete review
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