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Scarborough provides the perfect seaside holiday venue for people of
all ages, with it's safe beaches and numerous other attractions. Scarborough
is divided into two bays - North Bay and South Bay - by the Castle
Headland.
The North Bay contains holiday chalets and fun parks, with
attractions like Peasholm Park, Miniature North Bay
Railway, Sea Life
Centre and indoor & Atlantis swimming pool.
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The South Bay is where the harbour and commercial
premises are located. The cafes, restaurants, amusement arcades
and shops are a great attraction and source of holiday
enjoyment.
For
more gentle pastimes, Scarborough also
boasts superb parks and
gardens,
a stroll along cliff tops or boating on local lakes or the
sea.
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Famous people associated to Scarborough.
| Anne
Bronte. |
Her grave can be seen in the churchyard
of St Mary
Church, overlooked by Scarborough
Castle. |
| John
Atkinson Grimshaw. |
Lived in Leeds,
often spent considerable time during the summer staying
at Scarborough. |
| Sitwell Family. |
Resided at Woodend on The Crescent, now a natural
history museum run by the Borough Council. |
| Lord
Frederic Leighton. |
1st
Baron Leighton was an
English painter and sculptor. Born on the 3 December 1830
in Scarborough. The Art Galley (Londesborough
Lodge) has one of his paintings
on show. |
| Charles Laughton. |
Born at The Victoria
Hotel and family hotel The
Royal, Scarborough |
| Alan Ayckbourn. |
Theatre in the Round at Stephen Joseph Theatre once
the Odeon Cinema near the railway station. |
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