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Yorkshire in 1771 sheet 2-5 - shows the Hunmanby and Bridlington area
Yorkshire in 1771 sheet 2-5 - shows the Hunmanby and Bridlington area
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Hunmanby:
Hunmanby is a small town located in the East Riding of Yorkshire, known for its agricultural heritage and historic charm.
Agriculture was the primary industry in Hunmanby during the late 18th century. Some residents may have been involved in cottage industries, such as spinning wool and producing textiles.
Hunmanby had a historic market square where traders gathered to sell their goods. The town's All Saints' Church, with its medieval architecture, was a notable landmark.
Bridlington:
Bridlington is a coastal town located on the North Sea coast of East Yorkshire. It has been a popular seaside resort since the late 18th century.
Fishing played a significant role in Bridlington's economy during the late 18th century. The town's location on the coast provided abundant opportunities for fishing fleets to catch herring and other fish. Tourism also became a growing industry, as visitors flocked to Bridlington for its seaside attractions.
Bridlington's most prominent attraction was its sandy beaches and the appeal of sea bathing. The town's Old Town area featured narrow streets, traditional fishermen's cottages, and the Priory Church of St. Mary, a medieval church with impressive architecture.
