Beverley and Barmston Drain
Endike Lane
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Industry and the drain
Endike Lane before the estate
In 1890 just to the south of the Endike Lane bridge on the west bank of the Beverley and Barmston drain was a large brick and tile works. As well as a kiln, the works comprised clay pits, clay mills and a windmill for pumping to prevent flooding of the clay pits.
North Hull development
The North Hull Estate and Endike Primary School
In the 1930s the central part of Endike Lane became one of the main streets of North Hull Estate, with council houses, shops, a cinema, a pub, and a church. The original Endike Primary school was built in 1932 and was completely re-built as part of the Schools for the Future programme in 2012.
Project Partners
Hull’s Dynamic Drains is led by the Environment Agency and delivered in partnership with Hull City Council , Groundwork Yorkshire and Yorkshire Wildlife Trust .