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A military airfield opened in 1942 and closed in 1946. Wartime vertical photographs of 1942 show the airfield at Acaster Malbis camouflaged. Laid out as a grass airfield for fighter aircraft in late 1942, its location next to the river Ouse made it h...

Record redundant; see MYO3548 A military airfield opened in 1942 and closed in 1946. Wartime vertical photographs of 1942 show the airfield at Acaster Malbis camouflaged. Laid out as a grass airfield for fighter aircraft in late 1942, its location...

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York's oldest bowling green founded c.1900. Site comprises main clubhouse, 2 sheds and later toilet facilities and the bowling green itself.

This site formed part of the estate of St Leonard's Hospital from the early 12th century through to the early 16th century. Acomb Grange is a rare and important site both in a national context and in the context of the medieval archaeology of the Ci...

House, part now office: wall, railings and gates attached at front. Early C18 with late C18 and early C19 alterations and additions; wall, railings and gates probably early C19. House of brick with painted stone or stucco dressings; slate roof. F...

River abstraction and treatment works of 1846 for the York Waterworks Company by Thomas Hawksley, with filters by James simpson. Water was raised using two Cornish engines built by Low Moor Ironworks. Three Simpson designed slow sand filters were bui...