Since the early 20th century, children, adults and pets have been enjoying the glorious views of the Scarborough seaside.
The seaside town has a population of 61, 749 and is considered the largest town on the Yorkshire Coast and fourth largest settlement in the region.
Scarborough has fishing and service industries, including a growing digital and creative economy, as well as being a hotspot tourism location.
The town is thought to date back to the 10th century and likely founded by Thorgils Skarthi, a Viking raider.
Here are some amazing early 20th century historic photos that show people enjoying the seaside.
. Band playing at the Spa
Holiday crowds listen to the band playing in the bandstand at the Spa, Scarborough circa 1913. Photo: Hulton Archive / Getty Images
. Scarborough beach
View of the beach at Scarborough circa 1900. Photo: Hulton Archive / Getty Images
. Punch and Judy puppet show
Crowds gather to watch a Punch and Judy puppet show on the beach at Scarborough in June 1908. Photo: Hulton Archive / Getty Images
. Morning dip
A group of female bathers go for an early morning dip in the sea at Scarborough circa 1911. Photo: Hulton Archive / Getty Images
. The esplanade
A view of Scarborough from the esplanade circa 1911. Photo: Hulton Archive / Getty Images
. Sea anglers
A sea angling festival in progress on Marine Drive, Scarborough circa 1912. Photo: Hulton Archive / Getty Images
1. Band playing at the Spa
Holiday crowds listen to the band playing in the bandstand at the Spa, Scarborough circa 1913. Photo: Hulton Archive / Getty Images
2. Scarborough beach
View of the beach at Scarborough circa 1900. Photo: Hulton Archive / Getty Images
3. Punch and Judy puppet show
Crowds gather to watch a Punch and Judy puppet show on the beach at Scarborough in June 1908. Photo: Hulton Archive / Getty Images
4. Morning dip
A group of female bathers go for an early morning dip in the sea at Scarborough circa 1911. Photo: Hulton Archive / Getty Images