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"Setting Sail" HM EndeavourThe Bark Endeavour making sail on a bright crisp day, leaving the harbour of Whitby astern. 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

the 338 yard pier we now see was completed about 1814

Images include: Whitby East-Side

harking back to the days when the ancient harbour would have been full of similar vessels

This image depicts the famous "Pull" of the Whitby Lifeboat the Robert Whitworth overland from Whitby to Robin Hoods Bay

'The Reaper' from Fife

cottages with smoke gently rising

The classic view looking down the famous 199 steps and out toward the harbour

Inevitably there are many other people

The North Sea continues its action eroding the coastline still further and in years to come even this form we see today will be washed away

Robin Hoods Bay is a place that has a strong pull for many people

The Burgers

Built and so named in Whitby by G & N Langbourne in 1774