Church first mentioned in 1160-80 document. Churchyard paved over and used as public open space circa 1880. Polygon adjoining the Vicarage and Church could possibly be part of the original churchyard.

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An oblique aerial photograph taken in 1987 shows a roughly circular ditched feature overlying ridge and furrow cultivation in a field immediately to the north of Apple Tree Farm, Osbaldwick. The purpose of the feature is unclear; perhaps it represent...

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Circular feature for which no monarch data available, presumably seen as cropmark on aerial photograph.

A circular, ditched enclosure, excavated in 1996. It is possibly a round barrow of Bronze Age date, although the excavation proved inconclusive.

Art gallery built in 1878-79; restored and extended 1952. By Edward Taylor. For the Yorkshire Fine Arts and Industrial Institution. Exterior: 2-storey 5-bay front between 2-storey pavilion blocks: projecting 1-storey 5-bay loggia. Loggia has keyed ro...

Steel frame construction with large expanses of glass and stone clad facades. This modern building is of a suitable scale for its setting and follows the historic plot or street line. Identified as a Building of Merit in the Historic Core Conservatio...

Site of a small Royalist sconce captured by the besieging Scots on June 6th 1644.