Whitby is a North Sea port surrounded by the North York Moors National Park in the Borough of Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England. Located on the River Esk, Whitby is about 48 miles (77 km) northeast of York. - AsNotedIn
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| 1-6, St Hildas Terrace |
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1 - 6 | St Hildas Ter | ||
| 11 And 12, St Hildas Terrace |
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11 and 12 | St Hildas Ter | ||
| 11, Flowergate |
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11 | Flowergate | Rose And Crown Yard | |
| 13 And 14, St Hildas Terrace |
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13 and 14 | St Hildas Ter | ||
| 15 And 16, St Hildas Terrace |
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15 and 16 | St Hildas Ter | ||
| 18 And 19, St Hildas Terrace |
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18 and 19 | St Hildas Ter | ||
| 19, Grape Lane |
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19 | Grape Ln | ||
| 20, St Hildas Terrace |
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20 | St Hildas Ter | ||
| 21, St Hildas Terrace |
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21 | St Hildas Ter | ||
| 23, St Hildas Terrace |
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23 | St Hildas Ter | ||
| 24, St Hildas Terrace |
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24 | St Hildas Ter | ||
| 25, St Hildas Terrace |
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25 | St Hildas Ter | ||
| 7-10, St Hildas Terrace |
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7 - 10 | St Hildas Ter | ||
| Area Railings To Kirbys Hotel And Numbers 5 And 6 |
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5 and 6 | East Parade | ||
| Bagdale Hotel |
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4 and 5 | Bagdale | ||
| Bagdale Old Hall |
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1 | Bagdale | ||
| Black Swan Inn |
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Baxtergate | |||
| Board Inn |
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Church St | |||
| Brunswick Methodist Church And The Brunswick Room |
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Baxtergate | |||
| Captain Cooks House |
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Grape Ln | |||
| Church Of St Hilda |
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Crescent Ave | West Cliff | ||
| Church Of St Ninian |
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Baxtergate | |||
| Clarence Temperence Hotel |
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Baxtergate | |||
| Donkey Road |
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| East Pier |
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The Piers | |||
| East Pier Lighthouse |
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The Piers | |||
| Ewe Cote Hall |
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Guisborough Rd | Ewe Cote | ||
| Fish Pier |
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The Piers | |||
| Garden Wall And Gate Piers To Ruswarp Hall (Numbers 4 And 6) |
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High St | Ruswarp | ||
| Garden Walls And Gatepiers To The Abbey House |
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| Garden Walls To Ewe Cote Hall |
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Guisborough Rd | Ewe Cote | ||
| George Hotel |
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Baxtergate | |||
| Golden Lion Public House |
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8 | Golden Lion Bank | ||
| Kirbys Hotel And Numbers 5 And 6 East Parade |
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5 and 6 | East Parade | ||
| Little Angel Public House |
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Flowergate | |||
| Low Stakesby Mansion |
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| Mounting Block Outside The Little Angel Public House |
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Flowergate | |||
| Numbers 1 And 2 Including Premises Occupied By Turner And Son |
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1 and 2 | Pier Ln | ||
| Old Town Hall |
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Market Pl | |||
| Parish Church Of St Mary |
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| Pier Hotel |
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5 | Pier Rd | ||
| Quayside |
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7 | W Port | High St | |
| Rear Premises Of The Marine Hotel |
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Haggersgate | |||
| Royal Hotel |
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East Parade | |||
| Ruswarp Hall |
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4 and 6 | High St | Ruswarp | |
| St Columbans |
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Waterstead Ln | |||
| St Hilda |
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17 | St Hildas Ter | ||
| Tate Hill Pier |
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The Piers | |||
| The Abbey House |
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| The Black Horse Public House |
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91 | Church St | ||
| The Church Stairs |
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| The Missions To Seaman |
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Haggersgate | |||
| The Ship Inn Flats |
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Church St | |||
| The Ship Public House |
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Haggersgate | |||
| The Star Inn |
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Haggersgate | |||
| The Unicorn Public House |
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High St | Ruswarp | ||
| Wellington Hotel |
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Baxtergate | |||
| West Pier |
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The Piers | |||
| West Pier Lighthouse |
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The Piers | |||
| Whitby Abbey (Ruins) |
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| Whitby Abbey Cross |
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| Whitby Council Offices |
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22 | St Hildas Ter | ||
| Youth Hostel |
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| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
| 1890/00/00 | Bram Stoker | Visitor | Bram Stoker, with wife Florence and son Noel, holiday for 3 weeks at No 6 E Crescent, Whitby, finding inspiration for 'Dracula' | Dracula (book) |
| Particulars for Whitby: | |
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| Locale Type | English Parish |
| Locale Type | Town |
| Work | Type | AsNotedIn | Creator | Note |
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| Dracula (book) | Book | Bram Stoker | "Dracula" comes ashore in Whitby, Yorkshire |
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