Wrecked Car on Freehold Street, Hull, 1975
Freehold-Street, Hull, January 1975
Derelic Court off Spring-Bank, Hull Jan.1975
Terry Street Shop, Hull, Jan. 1975
Demolition of All Saints Church, Margaret St., Hull 1974
Demolition of All Saints Church, Margaret St., Hull 1974
Graffitti, Freehold St., Hull, Jan. 1975
Graffitti, Freehold St., Hull, Jan. 1975
A-Little-Love-is-Never-Wasted
Aftermath of 10-Pin Bowling Alley Fire, Beverley-Road, Hull 1974
Prince St., Old-Town,Hull 1975 & 2017
Prince St., Old-Town,Hull 1975 & 2017
Brass Works Building, Old Town, Hull Jan. 1975
Old Town, Hull Jan. 1975
Cars Marooned in Trinity Square Market, Hull, Jan.1975
Old Town, Hull Jan. 1975
Whatever Next Darkroom, 61 Leonard St. Hull, Jan.1975
Outsider Office, 9 Leonard St. Hull, Jan.1975
© Dave Steele 1975 & 2023
Dave Steele Hull Photos 1975
Dave Steele was a community activist in Hull in the early 1970s
working at the Outsider Community Projects Trust (commonly
known as The Outsiders) based around Leonard St. On leaving he
set up Community Screen Printers, Whatever Next Art Workshop
with Steve Carr in which they had a black and white darkroom.
In January of 1975, concerned about the loss of the built
environment Dave decided to make a photographic record of
the surviving parts of the docks, the old town and the dense and
largely run-down housing north of Spring Bank.
In 2017 he returned to a few sites and took comparative shots.
More photos on Hull Maritime Museum Website
Bio.
Dave Steele’s print career spanned 50 years including craft &
commercial screen printing, commercial litho platemaking/
process), high st. retail instant print, DTP/postscript and was
latterly digital advisor & trainer to print and creative industries.
Dave has recently completed his PhD at Warwick. His research
explores the Reputational Power of 19th Century English Reform
Crowds.
www.warwick.ac.uk/davesteele
@dr_davesteele
Dave Steele, 1975 Dr Dave Steele, 2022
Dave Steele Hull Photos 1975
Steele was a community activist in Hull in the early 1970s working at the Outsider
Community Projects Trust (commonly known as The Outsiders) based around Leonard St. On
leaving he set up Community Screen Printers, Whatever Next Art Workshop in which he had
black and white darkroom.
January of 1975, concerned about the loss of the built environment he decided to make a
photographic record of the surviving parts of the docks, the old town and the dense and
largely run-down housing north of Spring Bank.
2017 he returned to a few sites and took comparative shots.
Steele’s print career spanned 50 years including craft & commercial screen printing,
commercial litho platemaking/process), high st. retail instant print, DTP/postscript and was
laXerly digital advisor & trainer to print and creative industries.
has recently completed his PhD at Warwick. His research explores the Reputational
Power of 19th Century English Reform Crowds.
www.warwick.ac.uk/davesteele
davesteele
Dave Steele, 1975 Dr Dave Steele, 2022
Dave Steele Hull Photos 1975
Steele was a community activist in Hull in the early 1970s working at the Outsider
Community Projects Trust (commonly known as The Outsiders) based around Leonard St. On
leaving he set up Community Screen Printers, Whatever Next Art Workshop in which he had
black and white darkroom.
January of 1975, concerned about the loss of the built environment he decided to make a
photographic record of the surviving parts of the docks, the old town and the dense and
largely run-down housing north of Spring Bank.
2017 he returned to a few sites and took comparative shots.
Steele’s print career spanned 50 years including craU & commercial screen printing,
commercial litho platemaking/process), high st. retail instant print, DTP/postscript and was
laXerly digital advisor & trainer to print and creative industries.
has recently completed his PhD at Warwick. His research explores the Reputational
Power of 19th Century English Reform Crowds.
www.warwick.ac.uk/davesteele
davesteele
Dave Steele, 1975 Dr Dave Steele, 2022
In memory of Steve Carr
1953-78