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Whaligoe Steps
The Steps date originally from the mid-18th century and were once used by fisherwomen to haul up the creels of herring landed at the harbour beneath. Crews of women, some in their early seventies, would gut the fish, herring, cod haddock or common ling and would carry them up the steps in baskets to be taken on foot to be sold in Wick, seven miles away.
Whalley Viaduct
The longest viaduct in Lancashire, it is unusual for the area in being built of brick. Listed Grade II.
Wharncliffe Viaduct
Brunel's first major work for the Great Western Railway, completed in 1838.
Wheeldale Roman Road
Europe's best preserved remains of a Roman road
Whitby Station
A small terminus with a fine arcaded portico, close to the harbour. Designed by G.T. Andrews, it was built in 1847.
Whitchurch Gate Toll House, Hants.
A 19th century octagonal toll house listed Grade II.
White Cross Bay Aircraft Factory, Windermere
between 1941 & 1945, 35 Short Sunderland Flying Boats were built here by 1,500 workers living with their families on the nearby Calgarth Estate
White Mill Bridge, Sturminster Marshall
This handsome red and white, Norman bridge is a Scheduled Ancient Monument and is probably the oldest bridge to cross the River Stour and the oldest bridge in Dorset.
Whiteford Point Lighthouse
An abandonned rare cast iron lighthouse listed Grade II* and a scheduled Ancient Monument
Whitney Toll Bridge
A stone and timber bridge built early in the 19th century and listed Grade II.