Whitby Abbey Headland Project
The restoration and protection of the natural beauty and historic character of Whitby Headland, including the conservation of archaeological remains of the Abbey and other structures. The site has been adapted for public use including safe access, and interprative and educational ...
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Project details
Title: | Whitby Abbey Headland Project |
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Entr. year: | 2002 |
Result: | Diploma |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Town: | Whitby (North Yorkshire) |
Category type: | architectural heritage |
Building type/ Project type: | Religious building/memorial |
Former use: | Abbey |
Actual use: | Historic venue, cultural attraction |
Built: | 7th century |
The Jury's citation: | For the remarkable restoration of a coastal headland site with its historic buildings and archaeological remains, and for the imaginative new interpretative facilities provided. |
GPS: | 54°29'17.9"N 0°36'27.0"W |
Web, Links: | www.english-heritage.org.uk/ |
Description:
The restoration and protection of the natural beauty and historic character of Whitby Headland, including the conservation of archaeological remains of the Abbey and other structures. The site has been adapted for public use including safe access, and interprative and educational facilites.
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