Site of the Medieval Lardiner Hall, the court, prison and house of the king's lardener who was responsible for the Forest of Galtres. The hall was sold to the Corporation of York in 1731 and demolished.

House, with attached area railings, gate and gas standard lamp, built in 1835 and extended in 1910, now in use as offices. The building was designed by P F Robinson and G T Andrews for William Blanshard.

Built in 1841-2 as an officers mess and ballroom, designed by the architect G T Andrews. The building was paid for by public subscription at the instigation of the Earl de Grey, Commanding Officer of the Yorkshire Hussars. The building is now owned ...

25-8 and 5-11 De Grey Street. Terrace, built c1850 and demolished in 1967.

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Early C18 with 16th and 17th century remains and later additions and alterations. Hand-made, narrow orange brick, moulded ashlar sills, with pantile and stone slate roof. Square on plan with central staircase. 2 storeys, 5 bays. The site is moated...

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Derwent Valley Light Railway was opened in 1912 to serve the agricultural area south of York. The Derwent Valley Light Railway runs from the Foss Islands branch at Layerthorpe, where a station was built, to join the Selby-Market Weighton Line; it wa...

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