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The Henry Vernon 20x15This 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. Signed Giclee` print approx 20" x 15 Delivery: Unframed Prints will be sent via Royal Mail (Approx 2 working days) Framed items are produced to order & take around 3 4 weeks for delivery.

A century ago it was a smoky

The original ship was built in Whitby in the 1760’s and named The Earl of Pembroke

Her visit to Whitby was the highlight of her round Britain cruise

Sandside and Church Street were once a smoky huddle of fishermen’s dwellings

remains remarkably intact

This was a time when Whitby Harbour would be so full of fishing vessels chasing the Herring shoals that a person could cross the harbour using the decks of the boats

The River Esk and the Esk valley encapsulates the best of northern English countryside

Image size approx 20" x 15" Excluding Frame

Signed Giclee Print Image size approx

13" x 10" limited edition of 750 A nostalgic weaving of truth

Beyond the bridge the upper harbour with its busy marina full of yachts and cruisers creates an ever changing dance of sparkling light and shapes

one of Yorkshires earliest religious foundations

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