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Church Street Whitby 14x10Church Street runs parallel to the River Esk on its east bank. It is Whitby`s longest street, stretching from the Abbey steps right down to Spital Bridge. This southern end suffered radical changes in the post war period but the Northern end, depicted here, remains remarkably intact. This end of Church Street is a charming collection of shops, inns and cottages. Shops that once sold the necessities of life to the East Side`s fishing community have

The Grand Turk has been a welcome sight in the Whitby Harbour for several years

This is the third major lifeboat piece

stands St Mary’s parish church – a fine solid structure well suited to its exposed site above the town

In this work John Freeman does not attempt to portray one particular launch

John allows the eye to explore the wonderful jumble of rooftops and chimney pots in the foreground then follow the silvery line of the river Esk as it slips under the swing bridge

Without a doubt the whalebone arch on Whitby West cliff must be today one of Whitby’s most photographed sites

unloading their catch

her visit to Whitby

D Commissioned by Barrie Law A

son of a moorland sheep farmer

Signed Giclee` Print 14" x 10"

Of the latter there is little trace but only yards away from the busy centre of the village is Doctor’s Wood In May a profusion of bluebells

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