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The Old Town Hall can be found within the Market Place in Whitby just off Church Street. The building was commissioned by lord of the manor, Nathaniel Cholmley and was built in 1788. This was also the location for the first ever Whitby Literary and Philosophical Society meeting in September 1823. The Old Town Hall is a grade 2 listed building.
Nowadays, The Old Town Hall is amongst the bustling hub where many tourists gather.
Situated at the bottom of Whitby’s famous 199 steps W.Hamond jewellers is the oldest…
The RNLI Whitby Lifeboat Station operates one inshore and one all-weather lifeboat. The…
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The 'Sea Peoples' Special exhibition at Captain Cook Museum, Whitby
The historic 199 steps leading up to St Mary's Church and Whitby Abbey.
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Whitby Coastal Cruises, The Yellow Boats, are Whitby's biggest pleasure trip company.
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The Church of Saint Mary is an Anglican parish church serving the town of Whitby. St…
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Just off Marine Parade on the River Esk in the heart of Whitby the boats line up ready to…
The moody and magnificent ruins of Whitby Abbey have drawn successive generations – from…
Whitby's harbour is bustling with life with small fishing boats to larger vessels ready…
Once a RNLI lifeboat station, this Victorian double boathouse celebrates Whitby's…
Wetwheels Yorkshire builds disabled people’s confidence by providing the opportunity to…
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