Howden Collection

County Map of Yorkshire East Riding, c. 1777
From The Large English Atlas: or, a new set of map of all the counties of England and Wales drawn from the several surveys which have been hitherto been published

Howden Dyke Ferry, Goole, Yorkshire
Howden Dyke Ferry, Goole, near Howden, Yorkshire, England. Date: 1900s

British rigid airship No. 9 in flight, WW1
British rigid airship No. 9 (also known as 9r) during the First World War, the first British rigid airship to be completed by Vickers

East Riding of Yorkshire by Robert Morden, [c. 1720s]
Shows: Maps, East Riding, East Yorkshire, Kingston upon Hull, Humber, Hornsea, Yorkshire Wolds, Bridlington, Hunanby, Filey, York, Howden, New Malton, Pocklington

Napier Deltic compressor set

Howden Railway Station early 1900s

Howden Railway Station

Market Place, Howden

River Ouse, Howden

Howden Market Place early 1900s

Howden Dyke River Ouse early 1900s

Bridge Gate, Howden

Howden - Bridge Gate early 1900s

County Map of Yorkshire, c. 1777
From The Large English Atlas: or, a new set of map of all the counties of England and Wales drawn from the several surveys which have been hitherto been published

Submarine Mining Experiments by Engineer Volunteers on the Tyne (engraving)
1614280 Submarine Mining Experiments by Engineer Volunteers on the Tyne (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

New Members of the New House of Commons (engraving)
1603419 New Members of the New House of Commons (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: New Members of the New House of Commons)

Howden, Yorkshire (engraving)
5201819 Howden, Yorkshire (engraving) by Westall, William (1781-1850) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Howden, Yorkshire)

West Lothian EH54 6 Map
Postcode Sector Map of West Lothian EH54 6

East Riding of Yorkshire DN14 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of East Riding of Yorkshire DN14 7

Howden Church, Poultons Series, 1929. Creator: Unknown
Howden Church, Poultons Series, 1929. Howden Minster is a Grade I listed church in York, there has been a church on the site since Anglo-Saxon times

Royal Airship Works R-38 ZR-2
British Airship R-38 in the Hangar at Howden Date: 1921

Union Workhouse, Howden, East Yorkshire
The Howden Union workhouse, erected in 1839 on Knedlington Road, Howden, East Yorkshire. A man, perhaps the master, stands on the doorstep while a workman stands on a ladder to clean windows

The Promenade, Goole, Yorkshire
The Promenade, Goole, near Howden, Yorkshire, England. Date: 1910s

Howden Church: View from the South East

Howden, the Chapter House, from the South

The R34 wrecked at Howden January 1921
The R34 wrecked at Howden, January 1921. Date: 1921

ERDCs Napier Deltic Compressor Set

Lowering the Napier Deltic Compressor Set into ERDCs compressor

ERDCs Napier Deltic Compression Set
Installation of ERDCs Napier Deltic Compression Set

Napier Deltic Compressor Set for ERDC

Howden Reservoir
The huge, impressive barrage of Howden Reservoir, north north Derbyshire, built in 1912 to supply water to Derby, Leicester, Nottingham and Sheffield

R100 Mooring Tower
THE R.100 : mooring tower erected at Howden, Yorkshire, for R.100s projected transatlantic service, which alas never came into being due to the R.101 crash

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Howden, a historic town in the East Riding of Yorkshire, has witnessed centuries of change and growth. As depicted in the County Map of Yorkshire East Riding from 1777 and Robert Morden's map from the 1720s, Howden's strategic location along the River Ouse made it an important hub for trade and transportation. The town's significance is evident through various snapshots in time. The Howden Dyke Ferry in Goole served as a vital link across the river, connecting communities and facilitating commerce. During World War I, British rigid airship No. 9 soared above Howden's skies, symbolizing its contribution to aviation history. Innovation also found its place within Howden's borders. The Napier Deltic compressor set exemplified cutting-edge engineering that powered industries and propelled progress forward. Transportation played a crucial role in shaping Howden's identity. The early 1900s saw bustling scenes at both the old and new railway stations, serving as gateways to adventure or homecomings for many travelers. Market Place stood at the heart of this vibrant town—a bustling center where locals gathered to exchange goods and stories alike. Its charm radiated through time as captured by photographs from decades past. The flowing waters of River Ouse have long embraced Howden with their gentle embrace—nurturing life along its banks while providing picturesque views cherished by residents throughout generations. As we journey back further into history, glimpses emerge of how life once thrived around Bridge Gate—an architectural marvel that connected people physically while bridging gaps between communities metaphorically. From maps to ferries, airships to compressors; railways to marketplaces; riverside serenity to bustling gates—Howden stands proud as a testament to resilience amidst changing times. This captivating town continues weaving tales that intertwine heritage with progress—a tapestry richly adorned with memories waiting for us all to explore anew.