The gaunt, imposing remains of Whitby Abbey founded in 657 by St. Hilda.


Whitby Abbey on the east coast of Yorkshire founded by St. Hilda in 657. The gaunt, imposing remains have been many things through the ages, once a bustling settlement, a king's buriel place an historic meeting place between Celtic and Roman clerics, the home of saints including poet Caedmon and also the inspiration of Bram Sstoker author of Dracula.


Size: 5000px × 3378px
Location: Whitby Yorkshire England UK Great Britain Europe
Photo credit: © Maureen Shearer / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
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Keywords: abbey, architecture, bram, caedmon, dracula, hilda, historical, history, religion, religious, ruins, saints, settlement, st., stoker, stonework, whitby