Hull Area Cameras
Former post office · Banner County · post office 1887–1930
About Hull
Hull was a rural post office and store in northwestern Banner County, about 13 miles northwest of Harrisburg, in what is still called Hull precinct.
History
A. B. Hull kept the general store and post office (Fitzpatrick gives J. T. Hull), which opened in 1887 and was served by the stage between Banner and Gering; in 1890 Hull also had a blacksmith and a justice of the peace. The post office lasted until 1930, longer than most in the county. Pleasant Hill (Hull) Cemetery, laid out in 1888 and still in use, holds several Union veterans of the Civil War. A few miles east, the 1890 C. C. Hampton Homestead, a stone-and-frame ranch whose owner promoted windmills and water conservation, is on the National Register; it is private.
Nearby towns
| Harrisburg | about 13 mi southeast | County roads |
| Gabe Rock | about 7 mi south | County roads |
Things to see
Navigate & Explore Hull
The exact site of the Hull post office is not known; it was in northwestern Banner County, near the Pleasant Hill (Hull) Cemetery, about 13 miles northwest of Harrisburg.
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Road conditions: Nebraska 511 — 511.nebraska.gov
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Hull Businesses & Places
1 listings in Hull.
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Community & Faith (1)
- Pleasant Hill Cemetery — Harrisburg — Cemeteries