sutcliffe

I believe that image is backwards (flopped). I own a print and I've also seen this image on the Sutcliffe gallery site. Please verify.

Thank you. We will look into it.

We have checked and our image of Polly Swallow is here shown the right way. We have also in other instances seen images that exist both ways.

This looks like the same terrace of cottages as appear on another of your Sutcliffe images www.flickr.com/photos/preusmuseum/5226252740/ This is the village of Sandsend, which lies on the coast a few miles North of Whitby.

Is that the photographers name on one of the logs in the right foreground?

This is a photograph of part of the village of Sandsend, which lies a few miles North of Whitby. The photograph is taken at the bottom of a very steep hill known as Lythe Bank as the village of Lythe stands at the top of it. Many of the old cottages shown in this photograph are still standing, and part of the stone embankment on the right hand side of the road remains.

I have looked through other photos on Flickr to try and find the modern day equivalent view, and this is the nearest I have found www.flickr.com/photos/blackwyld/1537863275/ Note the remains of the stone embankment on the right of the frame. The line of cottages have been modernised over the years but are still the same. And you can still see the gable end of the building on the left with the solitary window. You can also view this site using Geoogle Earth's street level facility.