Whitehaven Cumbria England United Kingdom
Whitehaven Cumbria England United Kingdom
Whitehaven
This Georgian town, situated on the west coast of Cumbria, was one of the first post-renaissance planned towns in the country. Built on shipping and mining, both industries have now declined, but Whitehaven is never-the-less an attractive town and is one of the 40 Gem Towns in England.
The population of Whitehaven is approximately 25500.
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- A guide to Whitehaven, with emphasis on stories about interesting people and events in the history of Whitehaven.
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- A community notice board for Whitehaven, where you can air your views, talk about the local news, or participate in 'general' chit-chat with other people about Whitehaven.
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- Whitehaven tourist information, local history and a photo gallery.
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- A local charity working to improve the quality of life for all older people in the Allerdale and Copeland areas of Cumbria.
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- Information on the economy, regeneration, tourism and news of the Copeland region of Cumbria. This includes Whitehaven, Cleator Moor, Ennerdale, Egremont, Sellafield and Millom.
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- History and pictures of the various coal mines in Whitehaven. From the Shropshire Caving and Mining Club.
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- All about the town including accommodation, business listings, and articles about the town's historical connections.
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- Photographs and history of Whitehaven and Western Lakeland including, Eskdale, Miterdale, Wasdale, Ennerdale, Loweswater, Crummock Water and Buttermere. Photographs of recent events in Whitehaven. By Oakweb.
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- Old photographs and historical 'crack' about the Georgian town of Whitehaven. By Ralph Lewthwaite.
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- Details of over 200 sailing ships built at Whitehaven, several with photographs.
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- An on-line club designed to help create new and lasting friendships with fellow Marras from all over the world. Share files, photos, news or chat. Requires signup (free), though limited viewing is possible without signup.
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