Dracula whitby

The Gothic ruins that inspired “Dracula” are inviting in the world’s largest gathering of vampires – or just people dressed as them – to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the iconic horror novel’s release.

Medieval Gothic Whitby Abbey where Draculas coofin rested when he came to England, Whitby, North Yrokshire, England . Visit our MEDIEVAL ART PHOTO COLLECTIONS for more photos to download or buy as prints https://funkystock.photoshelter.com/gallery-collection/Medieval-Middle-Ages-Art-Artefacts-Antiquities-Pictures-Images-of/C0000YpKXiAHnG2k

Whitby Abbey - England Home to Bram Stokers "Dracula" novel.

Heavy rainfall saturated the soil and led to the mudslide at St Mary's Church in Whitby. It is feared more of the cliff will collapse destroying the church and other buildings near it.

Whitby Abbey on a foggy day. Could be Dracula in bat form flying over it!

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Experience Yorkshire on Instagram: "A very happy Halloween from two of the spookiest places in Yorkshire - York and Whitby 🎃 👻 The International Ghost Research Foundation declared York the most haunted city in Europe due to its bloodstained history and 500 hauntings within the city walls! Where could be more spooky than Whitby - providing the inspiration and backdrop for Bram Stoker’s legendary book - Dracula 🧛‍♂️. Visit and see if you can spot his grave in the churchyard…

Hundreds of dark figures emerged from the shadows to dominate the streets of a North Yorkshire town - as the world's largest Goth festival reaches its climax.

Whitby Abbey, Yorkshire, England