It is a pleasant and healthful sea bathing place, to which, for the last seventy years, there has been a considerable resort of genteel company in the summer season. One of the most remarkable remains of former ages, that is to be seen in this neighbourhood, is a ditch, or ravine, of immense width and depth, nearly at the base of the triangle, which forms the promontory of Flamborough Head. It extends above a mile and a quarter from the South shore, where its bottom is on a level with the beach, and becomes gradually shallower, till it entirely disappears. 1.5 mile NE. of Bridlington. One chapel of Ease.
Churches Here are photographs of Churches etc.
Holy Trinity Church , Bridlington. Old Emmanuel Church , Bridlington. Inside Emmanuel Church , Bridlington. St. Leonard's Church , Speeton. St. John's Church , Sewerby.