Port Mulgrave Village
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Local Amenities
Accommodation in Port Mulgrave
Local Sights
Community Groups
Heritage (History, Geology & Archaeology)
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Port Mulgrave dates from the 1850s when ironstone was being mined locally.
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Local Amenities
A coastal hamlet.
Port Mulgrave lies on a road between Hinderwell and the coast, amenities available include:
- public house
- public phone box
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Accommodation in Port Mulgrave
We do not currently have any accommodation listed in Port Mulgrave, but hope to be able to bring you details soon.
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Local Sights
Port Mulgrave lies close to the path of the Cleveland Way.
Port Mulgrave lies close to the path of the Cleveland Way and overlooks the scars (rock outcrops) of the shore, once a busy port that shipped ironstone, now little remains to be seen.
A National Trust site can be found below Lingrow Howe on Rosedale Cliffs.
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Community Groups
The following are details of local none profit making Community Service Group or Registered Charitable Organisation, serving this community.
There are many community groups serving the area and it our intention to bring you details of their activities, if you are an organiser or member of a group or organisation and would like to see your details here, please contact us on enquiries@eskvalley.com
Whitby District/Esk valley youth club. Providing Youth Events and activities for the area, with past events including - Games and nonalcoholic cocktail bar in Port Mulgrave village hall, Gospel concert in Whitby, skating at Billingham Forum and Sailing. For details contact Whitby District youth worker. Gaynor.hunt@care4free.net
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Heritage
Research is currently being carried out to bring you details on the heritage of Port Mulgrave.
The hamlet of Port Mulgrave was a thriving community in the late 1800's when locally mined ironstone was shipped from the specially constructed pier.
If you have any knowledge or have information about local History, Folklore, Geology & Archaeology which you think would be of interest to other please contact us.
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