Wayne's World

From delicate egg cups to robust brewery flaggons – Wayne Murray has built up an array of artefacts recording Scarborough’s social history.
By Sue Wilkinson
Published 8th Feb 2019, 08:35 BST
Updated 8th Feb 2019, 23:33 BST
The table lighter was presented to Tom Laughton when he left the Royal Hotel in 1963. Tom Laughton was a hotelier and an art lover.The table lighter was presented to Tom Laughton when he left the Royal Hotel in 1963. Tom Laughton was a hotelier and an art lover.
The table lighter was presented to Tom Laughton when he left the Royal Hotel in 1963. Tom Laughton was a hotelier and an art lover.

There is research of the town’s workhouse pinned to the wall, an example of Edwardian dress, Crested Ware, photographs, paintings and prints in his cosy unit in the Market Vaults in Scarborough.

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