The Scarborough colliers and coal trade

This page features articles which mention the colliers or coal trade along the Scarborough coast in some way. The most relevant articles are placed at the top. Those towards the bottom will maybe just feature the name once.

• When the Colliers came to Scarborough
• Article on the coal trade by John Rushton
• Carrying Coal to the Yorkshire Coast - John Rushton
• Coals from Newcastle - scarboroughs trade in coal
• Whitbys early history - a fishing town
• Meadleys Memorials of Scarborough history
• Scarborough's harbour and the coal trade. Thomas Hinderwell
• Gristhorpe Bay - privateers, rights to wrecks and periwinkles
• Captain Cook and his early life in Staithes and Whitby
• Scarborough captains and shipbuilding - maritime heritage
• Life in the Old Town of Scarborough and harbour - the fishing families
• Scarboroughs Old Town and its connection to the sea
• A general history of Scarborough
• Loss of the Scarborough Lifeboat November 2nd, 1861
• A great storm in 1871 in Bridlington Bay
• The need for canals in the scarborough area - discussions in the late 1700's
• Scarborough pleasure boats - the Bilsdale, Coronia and Royal Lady
• Charles Dickens account of a shipwreck at Filey
• Theakston's guide to the Scarborough fisheries 1866
• A scarborough man emigrates to Australia
• The Coronia, Regal Lady and Dunkirk in World War II
• Ranter Chapel revival in Filey
• Instructions to sailors - Flamborough Head
• Martin Frobisher. An article on scarboroughs maritime history by John Rushton
• Henry Freeman - a famous Whitby lifeboat man
• Filey fishermen in 1862 - yawls and cobles
• An epic Lifeboat rescue in Robin Hoods bay and a terrible tragedy
• Fighting the Scots in Scarborough Waters in the early 16th century. John Rushton
• Thomas Hinderwell - history of Scarboroughs fisheries
• Whitby landslip - Henrietta Street
• Not just your average Whitby will - John Rushton
• World war one outbreak. The war effort in Scarborough
• A great storm in 1874 along the coasts of England