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In 1936 the rim of a mortarium was discovered "on or near diamond or round paved areas at 1ft depth over lumps of coal".

Roman stone coffin, now located in churchyard at Askham Richard SAME AS MYO203

Roman tiles incorporated into the fabric of church of St Nicholas

A Roman Urn was found in the fourteenth century on Tillmire (presumably a reference to Heslington Tillmire. The NGR refers to the corner of OS grid square SE64004700 and thus the precise findspot for this find cannot be defined. As the find appears...

The features encountered on this site were of modern date. The foundations of a brick-built barn were found. A hollow may have been a pond. Wicker panels suggest that it may have been maintained as a fish pond.

Early 20th century fire house. Demolished 2022.

York’s Clifford Street Fire Station opened in 1938 in the much-adapted premises of the Trinity Methodist Chapel. Although the new fire station was a simple, neat functional design, clearly of its period, it retained the Peckitt Street façade of the c...

Fire trench, brick lined, submitted by Pillbox Study Group member Rich Cooper

Fire trench submitted by PSG member Rich Cooper