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Hawsker is the name for the
combined villages of High and Low
Hawsker that
straddle the A171 road 2.5
miles (4 km)
southeast of Whitby, in
North Yorkshire...
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Hawsker was a
railway station on the
Scarborough &
Whitby Railway. It
opened on 16 July 1885, and
served the
villages of High
Hawsker, Low
Hawsker and...
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Hawsker-****-Stainsacre is a
civil parish in the
former Scarborough district of
North Yorkshire, England. The po****tion of the
parish was
listed as being...
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until the 18th century. The moor
within the
parishes of
Fylingdales and
Hawsker-****-Stainsacre is
managed by the
ancient Manor of
Fyling Court Leet. Courts...
- and port of
Whitby and St Mary's
Church and
dependent chapels at Fyling,
Hawsker, Sneaton, Ugglebarnby, Dunsley, and Aislaby, five
mills including Ruswarp...
- with its
parish church of St Mary and six
dependent chapels at Fyling,
Hawsker, Sneaton, Ugglebarnby, Dunsley, and Aislaby; five
mills including Ruswarp;...
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Falling Foss waterfall). From
there the
route p****es
through Low and High
Hawsker to the
cliff tops of the east coast,
where it
rejoins the
Cleveland Way...
- siding.
October 1961 – a
ballast train descending the 1-in-43 bank from
Hawsker ran out of control, and the
signaller diverted the
train onto the siding...
- p**** Scalby, Burniston, Cloughton, Stainton-dale,
Robin Hood's Bay and
Hawsker between Scarborough and Whitby. However, the line
sanctioned by the 1865...
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people did not know that they had
arrived in Whitby, and so
travelled on to
Hawsker, the next
station down the line. West
Cliff was 15
miles (24 km) south...
