Scarboroughs Old Town and the fishing community

This page features articles on this site which mention Scarboroughs Old Town or the fishing community in some way. The most relevant articles are placed at the top of the list. Those at the bottom may just mention Old Town once.

• Scarboroughs Old Town and its connection to the sea
• Watching for ships by the harbour walls in Scarborough
• Fishing names in Scarborough's Old Town - Cammish Jenkinson and Sheader
• Article by the granddaughter of James Ruffen Bayes
• Characters of Scarborough - colourful eccentrics and notorious drunks
• Community spirit in the Old Town in Filey
• Children of the fishing families in Scarborough
• A common ancestry - The Filey Jenkinsons
• Scarboroughs Fishermen versus Firemen Football match on Boxing Day
• Passing on our maritime heritage to the younger generation
• Two Scarborough trawler skippers receive bad news
• Strange customs amongst the Scarborough shipbuilders
• Illigitamacy amongst the Filey fishing community
• Life in the Old Town of Scarborough and harbour - the fishing families
• Witches and black cats in the Old Town in Scarborough - superstitions
• Ranter Chapel revival in Filey
• The history of the Graham Sea Training School
• Fishermen tell the politicians what they think in 1883
• Bempton cliffs - history egg collecting and wildlife
• The Research - sunk with Filey men on board in 1925
• The Womens work in the Filey fishing industry
• The character of a fisherman
• Smuggling of contraband along the Scarborough coast
• The fishing community in Flamborough head - superstition and bad luck
• Trawling and overfishing - Filey fishing
• Stories of human interest from the sea port of Scarborough
• William Cammish - log book of the Aurora - a Scarborough merchant ship
• An early history of Filey and its fishing community
• Drink and alcohol in the Filey fishing community
• Tragedies in the Jenkinson fishing family in Filey
• The U-Boat campaign in the First World War
• Harwood Brierleys description of Scarborough harbour at the opening of the 20th century
• Hodds Family history - the U-Boats
• Losses amongst Filey fishing cobles
• The visit of Princess Mary to Scarborough in 1927
• Ray Edmonds stories of the Old Town in Scarborough
• Scarboroughs Heyday of Inns,smuggling and illicit stills
• A general history of Scarborough
• Women working in the Scarborough fishing industry
• Religion to a young bottom-ender
• Church Tithes in the early fishing history of scarborough
• Primitive Methodism amongst the Scarborough Filey and Flamborough fishing communities