Whitby Museum
Whitby
Step into the past and discover the treasures of Whitby's history at the Whitby Museum. From fossils to folklore, this hidden gem offers a fascinating glimpse into the town's rich heritage.
Whitby
Step into the past and discover the treasures of Whitby's history at the Whitby Museum. From fossils to folklore, this hidden gem offers a fascinating glimpse into the town's rich heritage.
Whitby
The Captain Cook Memorial Museum is a fantastic attraction in Whitby, which is located inside John Walker's house. Visitors can explore the attic, believed to have been Cook's residence while he was on land.
Whitby
Since 1802, the lifeboats operated by the people of Whitby have been dedicated to rescuing those in distress at sea. Visitors can explore this legacy at the Whitby RNLI Lifeboat Museum, located in a former Victorian double boathouse. The museum showcases Whitby's esteemed lifeboat history through an array of paintings, medals, photographs, and artifacts from notable wrecks and rescues.
Robin Hood's Bay
The Robin Hood's Bay and Fylingdales Museum is housed in the historic Coroner's Room and Mortuary. This delightful museum, nestled in the village's centre, features an intriguing array of collections and exhibits that celebrate the local history and culture. One of its greatest advantages is that admission is entirely free. The museum is run solely by a team of passionate volunteers.
Whitby
The Marine Discovery Centre showcases more than 30 species of native marine life in three tanks, conveniently located on Pier Road, directly across from the Magpie Cafe. Guests are invited to interact with the exhibits, learn about different sea creatures, and recognise the important efforts taking place within the centre.
Staithes
Explore the enchanting history of Staithes, a village shaped by remarkable individuals and rich maritime and artistic heritage. The museum features over 4,000 items, including rare photographs and intricate models, offering a captivating journey through time. Admission is free, supported by generous visitors. Come and discover the stories of this unique coastal community.