14 and 14A Front Street. Long former manor house; two storeys and four bays, now two houses. Late 15th or early 16th century with later alterations, including some at the end of the 19th century. Restored 1987. Timber-framed, with brick casing which ...

2 storey church and community hall. Central arched doorway. Glass and wood panel door with sandstone keystone. Winged building. Brick and stone detailing. Upvc windows. Brick, lower courses ashlar and pantile roof. Condition: Wall structure good. Sto...

Cross. Unveiling ceremony 12th May 1922.

Site of industrial buildings, demolished by 1990.

Two separate buildings mostly of the mid 19th century but incorporate earlier structures comprising no. 26 Micklegate and no. 1 and 3 George Hudson Street. Incorporates a building to the rear, 32 Micklegate, a mid-16th century building located behind...

Founded by Alderman Thomas Agar in his will dated 7th May 1631 and closed in 1879. Agar Street was set out on the site of the hospital in the 1880s

Brick built shelter for 48 people https://uoy.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=78b9503b512f4cf998703532add23838

Air Raid Shelter recorded during WB during construction of extension. The air raid shelter is of a trench-built type that is particularly large for a domestic shelter, especially compared with the familiar Anderson shelters made of corrugated iron...

Located on the inner face of the city walls near West Offices, Station Rise. Constructed in 1939. Section drawing showing shelter and tunnel in RCHME vol 1. Images attached are from 2012 and one showing the vents within the rampart in 1963.

Air raid shelter, 1939-1945, located in the ramparts near the Yorkshire Philisophical Society Lodge.