Aerial photographs show fragmentary ditches, visible as a cropmark, were overlapping each other to the south of Wigginton Moor; date and form unknown.

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The Dodsworth school in the parish of St. Mary, Bishophill, Junior, adjacent to the church, was opened in 1803. The school was to be managed in the same way as the other Dodsworth schools. There were said to be 20 children in the school in 1819; the ...

The Dodsworth school in the parish of St. Mary, Castlegate, was founded and endowed under the same deeds as that in St. Lawrence's parish. The schoolhouse was situated in an alley on the south side of Far Water Lane (or Friargate) close to the river;...

The schoolhouse on the north side of Lawrence Street, outside Walmgate Bar, is said to have been erected by Dodsworth in 1798. There were said to be 20 children in the school in 1819; the master's salary was £10. The school was closed before 1865. ...

Originally a school opened by the Dodsworth Trust. When a new school was built in 1894 the Hall was used as a Sunday School and until recently a village hall. It is now a children’s nursery. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Ass...

The Dominican Friary was situated within the south-western angle of the city walls. The precise boundaries and extent of the site, which was reported at the Dissolution to occupy 1 acre, are unknown but in modern terms it lay to the west of Toft Gree...

A possible double-ditched enclosure of Iron Age or Roman date was seen as cropmarks on air photographs. The enclosure appears have some internal features and may represent a settlement. There is another possible enclosure to the north-west of the mai...

Two sides of a double-ditched enclosure of possible Iron Age/Roman date are visible as cropmarks on air photographs.

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