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Identical in design to the Redcar Sound Mirror built around 1916. Today stands in a private field.

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Identical in design to the Redcar Sound Mirror built around 1916. Today stands in a private field.

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Only one corner of the 13th Century Roxby (or Rousby) Hall remains in a field adjacent to St. Nicholas’ Church
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The viaduct over Skelton Beck was originally part of the Whitby, Redcar and Middlesbrough Union Railway.
The line closed in 1958 and now carries goods trains to the Boulby Potash mines.
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The village of Hinderwell derives its names from this well in the church yard.

St Hilda was the early Christian abbess in Whitby in the 7th century, and the water is still flowing today.
Restored in 1912 by another Hilda, Hilda Palmer of Grinkle, who I believe is the daughter of Sir Charles Palmer