
Use our online tool to locate the precise location of your loved one's name on the letters and numbers of Whitby’s lifeboat.
Contact us at [email protected] if you require assistance.
Your loved one’s name is not only on the side of your Launch a Memory lifeboat at Whitby. It's also taking pride of place on the permanent billboards outside the station.
The two billboards feature full-size replicas of the lifeboat’s decal RNLI 13-49, and all the precious names within it, from both its starboard (right-hand) and port (left-hand) sides. And if you need help finding a name, you can scan the handy QR codes with a mobile phone, which will take you to our online name finder tool.
When thinking of ways to commemorate the RNLI’s 200th anniversary in 2024, Whitby Station Mechanic Richard Dowson had an idea of creating a sculpture for the local community and visitors to enjoy.
The result is this incredible wire sculpture of Whitby lifeboat legend Henry Freeman, which stands proudly on Khyber Pass. It was created by local artist Emma Stothard and generously funded by Lesley Jackson (née Freeman) – a descendant of Henry.
Use our online tool to locate the precise location of your loved one's name on the letters and numbers of Whitby’s lifeboat.
Contact us at [email protected] if you require assistance.
You can now purchase a lifesaving printed keepsake to commemorate the special person you've remembered on the Whitby Shannon class lifeboat.
Design-wise, you can choose the individual letter or number that your loved one's name is in or the full lifeboat decal.