Location of the cemetery associated with the pre-conquest and medieval church of St Helen Fishergate. This church was listed among the pre-Conquest foundations of the city, as it was granted to Holy Trinity Priory in 1086 as an existing church and t...

Graveyard of All Saints Fishergate - a pre-Conquest church which stood until around 1586.

Public and Reference Libraries. 1927, 1938 extension; some later alteration. By Brierley and Rutherford. Exterior: 2 storeys; 3-bay projecting centre block flanked by 3-bay angled wings. In centre bay, open pedimented Doric doorcase with triglyph f...

A two storey house built in 1833 with a two storey extension added to the north side in c.1870, demolished in 1960.

VCH suggests that this chantry was located in Chapel Close, but it is unclear where Chapel Close is located. Location thus is an approximate.

Two chantry chapels on the north side were removed in 1767 to make room for the hay market and a triangular piece was cut off the church in 1829 to widen Colliergate. From: 'The parish churches', A History of the County of York: the City of York (19...

This originally stood in the vicarage garden at Bishopthorpe, demolished in 1822, no trace of it now remains

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