Whitby Train Station
Whitby is a picturesque fishing port with a ruined Gothic abbey that inspired Bram Stoker to write the novel Dracula.
Facts About This Station
- 1.The ruins of Whitby Abbey inspired Bram Stoker to set part of his famous novel Dracula in the town.
- 2.Captain James Cook, the great explorer, learned his seamanship in Whitby and his ship HMS Endeavour was built here.
- 3.Whitby is famous for its jet jewellery, made from a black stone found in the cliffs.
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