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Whitby East Side 20x15This is the image that most people think of as the essence of Whitby. With the orange pantiled roofs of the Crag at your feet and the charming huddle of houses and fishermen's cottages on the old East side. The Esk river, running through the harbour and out to sea, is home to a variety of craft, fishing boats and pleasure boats, cobles and yachts add bustle and colour to the scene. The East Side is dominated by the cliff where two buildings of major

but going ashore in “ Collier's Hope” became a total wreck”

This image depicts the lifeboat "The Henry Vernon" taking on oil and supplies in Whitby harbour to go and assist in the rescue efforts of the wreck of the hospital ship SS Rohilla which ran aground just along the coast from Whitby in October 1914

Head up the village through its wide open

Benedict and the Hospitallers followed the Augustinian rule

The soft hazy moon in this study helps to create a timeless quality that allows the viewer's mind to wander to past times

remains remarkably intact

and the period dress of the lifeboat men of that time

In the 1860`s it was the home of a blast furnace and rows of miners cottages

Some of the features include: The wreck of the Rohilla

Today the Turkish built Grand Turk

Boots corner

Image Size: 20x15" Appro

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