Historic Cities
Explore Ravenser Odd in 1340
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Historic Places, Rebuilt · City reconstruction
The Port that Rivalled Hull, 1340
Ravenser Odd in 1340 is a compact sandport at the mouth of the Humber, still repairing quays and handling dozens of merchant ships in a season. The walk follows the single road across the bank, along timbered wharves and stores, past the market cross and chapel, and ends at the seaward promontory where seabirds and breakers govern the horizon.
15 scenes, 10 streets, squares and views, 5 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Ravenser Odd as it stood in 1340 (“Ravenser Odd”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Approach from the Humber
- 2. Harbour Quays
- ↳ Quayside Taproom · interior
- 3. Custom House
- ↳ Customs Chamber · interior
- 4. Warehouses on Piles
- ↳ Merchants' Loft · interior
- 5. Market Cross
- 6. Main Street
- 7. Town Chapel
- ↳ Chapel Sanctuary · interior
- 8. Court and Prison
- ↳ Borough Court Chamber · interior
- 9. Causeway to the Mainland
- 10. Ravenser's Ear