Whitby Collection (page 3)

Ruins of Whitby Abbey reflected in a pool, Whitby, North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Time Gate Defender - Steampunk Wars 1911
Daniel Springgay

Urban Warrior - Steampunk Wars 1911
Daniel Springgay

Major General - Steampunk Wars 1911
Daniel Springgay

Lord of Discipline
Daniel Springgay

Steampunk Wars - The Diplomat with Wife
Daniel Springgay

Whitby harbour Victorian period

Whitby and Abbey

Whitby Quayside

Fish seller, Whitby

Whitby Open Market

Whitby market, possibly 1920s

The Edward Cambell, Whitby by Frank Meadow Sutcliffe, Plate No. 2005

Fishwife waiting for her husband to return, Whitby - Victorian period

Waiting for husband to return from fishing, Whitby

Henry Freeman, lifeboatman Whitby - Victorian period

enry Freeman, Whitby lifeboatman

Whitby skipper

Whitby Lifeboatman Henry Freeman Victorian period

Henry Freeman, Whitby

Whitby Victorian period

Whitby

Harbour Entrance and Piers from Church Steps, Whitby - Chadwick postcard c. 1950 Date: circa 1950

Rigg Mill near Whitby, Victorian period Date: 19th century

Fishing boat unloading catch in Whitby, early 1900s Date: circa 1900s

New Quay Road, Whitby, Victorian period

Docks Scarborough boat leaving Whitby

Whitby harbour and Abbey, Victorian period

Old Town Hall and Market, Whitby, Victorian period

Portrait of a boy fisherman, Whitby, Victorian period

Whitby Market, Victorian period

Gathering shellfish, Whitby, Victorian period

A young people's meeting in Whitby, Victorian period

Children on Whitby Sands making a sand map of India, Victorian period

Sandsend near Whitby, Victorian period

Whitby fisherman and his son, Victorian period

A Whitby Skipper, Victorian period

Fishwife, Whitby early 1900's

Whitby Harbour early 1900s

The Harbour, Whitby early 1900's

Whitby Fishermen Victorian period

Fishermen, Whitby early 1900's

The Steps, Whitby early 1900's

Whitby Steps early 1900s

Fishermen and fishwives, Whitby early 1900's

Whitby early 1900's

Whitby Fishermen early 1900s

Whitby or Whitstable artist early 1900s

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Whitby, a picturesque coastal town located in North Yorkshire, England, is a place of captivating beauty and rich history. The renowned artist JMW Turner immortalized this enchanting destination in his artwork titled "Whitby" back in 1824. One cannot miss the iconic landmark known as The Prospect of Whitby, which offers breathtaking views of the town's sandy beach and charming harbor. This idyllic setting has been an inspiration for many artists throughout the years. The majestic Whitby Abbey stands proudly on the East Cliff overlooking the town. Its Gothic architecture and haunting presence add to the allure of this ancient site. Visitors can explore its ruins and immerse themselves in centuries-old stories that whisper through its stone walls. As you stroll along Whitby Harbour, you'll be captivated by its undeniable charm. Fishing boats bob gently on the water while seagulls soar overhead, creating a scene straight out of a postcard. At dawn or sunset, witnessing the tranquil beauty from one of the entrance piers is truly magical. For those seeking adventure or spiritual solace, climbing up The 199 Steps is an absolute must-do experience. These historic steps lead to St Mary's Church at their summit and offer panoramic vistas that will leave you breathless. Beyond Whitby itself lies Lealholm Hall Farm where farmers plow their fields with dedication - a testament to rural life in this region since c1889 captured forever in photographs. If you venture further along Yorkshire's coastline, make sure to visit Robin Hood's Bay where The Laurel Inn awaits your arrival. This quaint pub nestled within this charming village provides warmth and hospitality after exploring all that nature has to offer. A trip to Whitby would not be complete without experiencing its vibrant fishing industry firsthand. Witness herring boats landing their catch as they bring life into this bustling harbor – an integral part of local culture for generations past and present.