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The Herring Feet, Whitby 14x10This 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. These were mainly local and Scottish vessels but some ventured up from as far away as Cornwall. The boats fished for the Sliver Darlings close into shore just after dark and by morning barrels of fish would be leaving by rail for the inland markets. Signed Giclee` Print approx 14" x 10"

Since her first arrival

Head up the village through its wide open

His watercolours are a fascinating combination of detail and bold washes that catch the eye at a distance and offer a feast of detail for closer enjoyment

the last ships returned empty in 1837 and today we look on the killing of these creatures as totally unnecessary

When Captain Cook selected her as an ideal ship to explore the unknown southern hemisphere she was bought by the British Admiralty

This view looks down the 199 steps and takes in the view over the houses huddled around the steps and out into harbour

A painting celebrating the 2002 return of this beautiful Australian built replica of Capt

Limited edition print of 500

over a century ago it was “home” to three blast furnaces

unloading their catch

It is Whitby`s longest street

Approx 20"x15

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