A straight/rectangular shed built in 1841 on the south side of the GNoE lines; it is known to have originally had a roof with large clerestory and was used for many years by GN engines until being taken over in 1932 by the London Midland and Scottish...

Entrance gate piers and gates. Late C18, restored late C20. Wrought iron.

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Excavations at the Friend's Burial Ground in Falkland Street, (now Bishopshill Car Park), have revealed intensive Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Danish occupation. This takes the form of scores of pits with abundant finds

Traces of extramural Roman settlement, as well as Mediaeval settlement, has been found at St Maurice's Church, Newbiggin.

Excavations to the North of St Mary Bishophill Junior revealed a substantial 3rd-4th century Roman building. An extensive collection of fish remains, perhaps over 200 specimens, was also found. Originally identified as an Anglian food processing area...

Part of the Anglo-Saxon and Viking town at Coppergate. A number of wooden and wattle buildings, fences and wattle lined pits and cess pits of the 10th century and three tenements of mid-11th century date were excavated. The tenements stretched back f...

Roman activity recorded during excavations in 1972

Excavations at Blue Bridge Lane found evidence for Anglo Scandinavian occupation.

House, now hotel and public house. Late 18th century with 20th alterations. Exterior: 3 storeys with attic and 3 bays, with full-width gable facing the road.