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On Saturday the 15th of January 1881 Whitby was beset by a northern gale, bringing with it blinding snow showers and heavy seas. At around 1...

It's been a bit nippy out over the last few days..

The Whitby Times not only reported local news but also stories from Britain and around the world. This article, published on Friday, Februar...

The organ featured here is the old Southsea Gavoli belonging to Graham Atkinson.

As I walked over the western plain The silent snow descending I saw winter lean on the valley's edge His frozen medals spending Charles ...

This memorial to Gunner Robert Watmore is set in the grass at the front of some old people's flats close to The Metropole Hotel on the w...

Abe Rogers was a bold peddler who was afraid of nothing. Selling pins, needles and other small household items, he travelled from door to do...

From the Whitby Times of Friday 5th of November 1869, 140 years ago to the month. A popular performance by Professor Overton, the three-head...

Although concrete might at first seem to be a wholly impractical and rather cumbersome material to use in shipbuilding, in fact it makes a ...

All known living things are divided into five major groups, known as Kingdoms. Monera and Protista contain tiny, primitive organisms such ...