Fort Paull Museum
- Address: Fort Paull, Battery Road, Paull, Nr Hull, Lincolnshire
- Postcode: HU12 8FP
- Phone: 01482 896 236
About the Museum
Fort Paull is Yorkshires only remaining Napoleonic Fortress and a fantastic day out for all the family. Explore 500 years of history within the walls of this superb Napoleonic fortress set in 10 acres with magnificent views over the Humber estuary. Fort Paull is located just outside of the village of Paull in East Yorkshire. It is within easy reach of the city of Kingston Upon Hull and only 5 minutes from the North Sea Ferry Terminal. The Fort holds events throughout the year, including a multitude of Classic Car events.
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Fort Paull Museum Office
- Address: Fort Paull, Battery Road, Paull, Nr Hull, Lincolnshire
- Postcode: HU12 8FP
- Phone: 01482 896 236
- URL: www.fortpaull.com
Business Hours
- Summer Oppening Times 1st March to 31st October. 10am - 6pm (last admission 4pm) Closed Winter. 1st November to 28th February. School Visits. School visits can be arranged during closure times please ring for details.
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