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"Off Whitby" HM EndeavourShowing the replica H. M. Endeavour sailing off Whitby Harbour. A painting celebrating the 2002 return of this beautiful Australian built replica of Capt. James Cook's original ship. Built as the Earl of Pembroke, refitted and renamed as H. M. Endeavour and used on subsequent voyages by the great explorer. 14" x 10" signed print

Ice curtailed this quest

This 295 ton ship manned by 80 seamen was re-named Discovery when purchased by the government to become a consort to Captain Cook\'s Resolution on his third major voyage of exploration

This study looks along the expanse of Whitby Beach towards the famous outline of the Piers

Legend has it that the night before he set sail he went to visit Agnes to bid her farewell

A Journey in Paint and Pencil

and Mike Shaw of the Sutcliffe Gallery to research and create this study of a lifeboat launch just prior to Henry Freeman's retirement

The East Side is dominated by the cliff where two buildings of major importance stand

The cottages of Henrietta Street

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

running through the harbour and out to sea

Shops that once sold the necessities of life to the East Side`s fishing community have given way to a wide array of gift shops catering to Whitby`s many visitors

A set of 4 high quality Cork Coasters featuring scenes of Whitby by John Freeman

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