Evidence of early suburban development methods, and now an area of local natural interest and a valuable local nature reserve, with remains of an EH listed wind pump. HER No : MYO656

A water course from Clifton Moor to River Ouse. Culverted in the late 19th century. Landscape feature which had role in determining line of Roman roads approaching York from the NW.

Built by W G Penty for John Bellerby in the William Morris style. Extravagant towers, stained glass windows at rear. A fantasy villa situated in the remains of the original grounds. Described in Pevsner’s Buildings of York and East Riding. Planning ...

House. c1830-40. Yellow brick with painted stone dressings. Slate roof. Double-depth plan. Exterior: symmetrical facade of 2 storeys and 3 bays, with the central bay projecting forwards under a pediment, deep modillioned timber eaves, and a moulded s...

The Gymnasium building was constructed between 1939-1942, as part of the Water Lane High School for Girls. This was the first purpose-built school in York in response to the 1936 Education Act. The school was designed by York Architects: F.T. Pent...

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Excavation of air raid shelter in 1939 encountered a Roman stone building, probably a caldarium, part of a Roman baths. Height unrecorded.

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Two terraces of houses dating from 1873, providing housing for the workers of the Albion and Phoenix Iron Foundries located at the southern end of the streets. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets.

Farmhouse dating from the late 18th century, with late 19th century alterations. The site also includes a 19th century stable, dairy, barn and granary, and a cow house dating from circa 1850.