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Reuben Chappell is a well known maritime painter who lived in Goole. He is often referred to as the Pierhead Painter of Goole. The trail is made up of an installation of framed reproductions of twelve paintings of ships, set in various locations around Goole. Each painting is sited at a location with a special historical significance. Trail guides can be obtained at Goole Museum and Library, Carlisle Street, Goole.

Title

The Reuben Chappell (1870–1940) Trail

Date

2015

Medium

wood

Accession number

DN14_NED_S012

Acquisition method

commissioned by Goole Civic Society; funded by the East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Work type

Readymade

Owner

Goole Civic Society

Custodian

Goole Civic Society

Work status

extant

Unveiling date

1st September 2015

Access

at all times

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Aire Street, Goole

DN14 5QW

The trail starts with a painting of the Humber billy-boy 'Masterman' on the Dock Wall opposite the Lowther Hotel. (See the Goole Civic Society website for the other 11 locations.)