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==East Cliff==

==East Cliff==

As well as the [[Abbey]] and the [[Church]], East Cliff contains many pubs and eateries aimed at tourists. Whitby fish and chips is a popular meal with visitors and many of the pubs (as well as [[chip shop]]s) will serve this dish. East Cliff is also home to the smokehouses that produce the local Whitby "kipper", a smoked herring often served as breakfast. The "Duke of York" pub overlooks the [[harbour]] and is perhaps the most popular with visitors and locals due to the beautiful views out to sea. Many of the pubs serve "Black Dog" beer, a local [[Real ale]] named after the Dracula legend and brewed in the town.

As well as the [[Abbey]] and the [[Church]], East Cliff contains many pubs and eateries aimed at tourists. Whitby fish and chips is a popular meal with visitors and many of the pubs (as well as [[chip shop]]s) will serve this dish. East Cliff is also home to the smokehouses that produce the local Whitby "kipper", a smoked herring often served as breakfast. The "Duke of York" pub overlooks the [[harbour]] and is perhaps the most popular with visitors and locals due to the beautiful views out to sea. Many of the pubs serve "Black Dog" beer, a local [[Real ale]] named after the Dracula legend and brewed in the town.

==Famous Residents==

==Famous Residents==

:In St Mary's Church is a very fine memorial to '''General Peregrine Lascelles'''. He was a native of Whitby, died in 1772.

:In St Mary's Church is a very fine memorial to General Peregrine Lascelles. He was a native of Whitby, died in 1772.

:'''Captain Scoresby''', inventor of the crow's nest (the lookout post atop a ship's mast) was a Whitby native

:Captain Scoresby, inventor of the crow's nest (the lookout post atop a ship's mast) was a Whitby native

:'''Frank Meadow Sutcliffe''', a [[photography]] pioneer.

:Frank Meadow Sutcliffe, a [[photography]] pioneer.

==Links==

==Links==