Whale Bone Arch01723 383636workHistoric SiteOriginal Whale jaw bone arch was erected some time after 1853 and is now in the Whitby Archives & Heritage Centre.
A replica was presented to Whitby by Norway in 1963. The current replacement was donated by Alaska in April 2003.WhitbyNorth YorkshireYO21 3HAUnited Kingdom54.489136860990-0.618322164070https://www.discoveryorkshirecoast.com/?dms=3&pid=
Whale Bone Arch
Historic Site, free entry
Whale Bone Arch - Whitby
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Original Whale jaw bone arch was erected some time after 1853 and is now in the Whitby Archives & Heritage Centre.
A replica was presented to Whitby by Norway in 1963. The current replacement was donated by Alaska in April 2003.
By Road: A174 - At the roundabout take fist exit into Argyle Road. Right onto North Terrace. Follow along to end of road. The whale bone arch and Captain Cook monument and are to the left at the end before turning right onto East Terrace. By Public Transport: New Quay road to Peir road and the Kyber Pass to the Whale bone arch, West Cliff. Number 92 local bus up to the West cliff from Whitby bus station and Open top buses during the season run every 15 minutes.
Whale Bone Arch
Whale Bone Arch
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