Early film didn’t do too well with motion and I suspect that both the float and the camera moved here! A end view of the float in all its finery taking part in the procession. Initially the Archive was unsure as to the location of the float; Derick Pearson suggested: “Graham Street and Down Street, large because they were nearer the photographer. Further away is what I assume to be the old Whitby Farmers building”. Norman Patton suggested: “Graham Street and the building to the right is probably the Methodist Chapel. Further to the right there was a row of detached and semi-detached bungalows at the bottom of Cleveland Street and close to the mine”. Derick agreed; advising: “Lower Cleveland Street was on the way to what they hoped would be New London in times past”. New London was the original name for Liverton Mines.
Image courtesy of Pauline Dolling, thanks to Derick Pearson and Norman Patton for the updates.
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