Every September thousands of volunteers across England organise Heritage Open Day events to celebrate history and culture. It is a fantastic chance to explore hidden places and learn something new- and all events are free.
The Scarborough, Filey and Hunmanby areas have a number of interesting historical landmarks to explore.
Check out the Heritage Open Days events happening in Bridlington here.
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5. All Saints Church Church Hill, Hunmanby
On Saturday September 9, between 10am and 3pm, explore the 17th-century altar rail, hatchments and monument of the Osbaldiston family, who were the 18th century lords of the manor. Photo: Richard Ponter
6. Hunmanby Railway Station
On Saturday September 9, between 10am and 3pm, discover more about the First Prize winner of the Community Rail Awards 2020, Hunmanby Railway Station, where they will have a display of then and now photographs and a 6ft x 6ft 4in North Eastern Railway Tile Map, handmade at the Ironbridge UNESCO World Heritage Site. Photo: Google
7. War memorial, Hunmanby
On Saturday September 9 at 2pm, discover the Heritage of Hunmanby Village on this guided Heritage Walk. Photo: National World
8. Junction of Stonegate-Sheepdyke Lane, Hunmanby
On Saturday September 9, there will be a once a year opportunity to go inside Hunmanby's tiny early 19th-century red-brick Lock-Up, or temporary prison. Adjacent is a stone-built Pinfold, recently restored, once used to impound stray animals. Photo: Google