Stone cross on tapering plinth surrounded by railings. Inscription: 'In proud and grateful memory of our men who gave their lives for us in the Great War 1914-1919 (names) for justice and freedom 1939-1945 (names)'. There are 10 names for the WW1 and...

Built for the East Riding Constabulary 1880. After 1884 it became the base for the Fulford fire engine. The building is representative of a crucial phase in the expansion of York during which the Imphal Barracks were enlarged (1877/80) and associated...

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Steam mill. Visible in 1850, no date for construction/destruction.

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Cottage attached to rear of number 25, formerly listed as Guy Fawkes Cottage at rear of number 25 and previously known as Guy Fawkes Cottage. A house or workshop built in the late 18th century, probably with earlier origins.

Two cottages forming a single brick building, originally a single 18th century building.

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Founded in 1740, a purpose built hospital of 1745 was replaced by the present two-storey building in 1851. Designed by J B and W Atkinson, built of red brick with stone dressings and a slate roof. Later additions included a nurses home of 1902-5 by B...

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