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'My building has every convenience, It's going to make life easy for me, It's going to be easy to get things done there, I can r...

Francis Kildale Robinson was born in London in 1809, but he was not destined to live in the capital all his life. He became a resident of Wh...

A leafy looking Bagdale from an old postcard sent on the 14th November 1905. Bagdale Hall is on the left. Apparently Bagdale Beck, now runni...

During the building of the Whitby to Scarborough railway, the landlord of Raven Hall was a gentleman called W. H. Hammond. Not wanting the u...

On Wednesday afternoon a cruise ship, the Saga Ruby, appeared on the horizon and steamed towards Whitby. As it neared the Bell Buoy a yellow...

It seems that around the end of the 17th century the piers were in a similar poor state of repair as they are today. Robert...

Hempsyke is described in the Eskdaleside-with-Ugglebarnby Geographical and Historical Information from the year 1890 as 'an estate near ...

This picture of a rainbow was taken here in Whitby in mid May over Rose Avenue. The weather had been intermittently showery with quite brigh...

If you walk along the beach anywhere from Whitby to Sandsend, you may notice a whitish residue at the high tide line. It looks like some sor...

This beautiful silver fish is a Ray's Bream (Brama brama). The picture was taken on the beach at Whitby near the old North Beach Cafe ...