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

Fire trench submitted by PSG member Rich Cooper

Fire trench submitted by PSG member Rich Cooper

A First World War practice trench system, now poorly preserved as earthworks, on the practise green of Fulford Golf Course, immediately south-west of the Clubhouse. In 2004, a local resident recalled that the trenches were left open until at least ab...

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Built in 1837 with some 20th century alterations. Designed by JB and W Atkinson. For Thomas Laycock Esq. EXTERIOR: 2 and 3 storeys. The entrance facade, facing east, is divided into 3 bays by paired brick giant pilasters with stone bases and caps. Wa...

A small Roman cremation cemetery of 1st to 2nd century date, indicated by finds of cinerary urns. Described by RCHME in Eburacum p69 as "A cremation cemetery of Ist to 2nd-century date, to east of line of Road I. It lay on east side of Fisherg...

The scheduled monument includes a medieval moated site, a sample of the surrounding medieval field system, a group of associated fishponds and part of the high status Anglo-Saxon settlement complex which preceded it. It lies immediately adjacent to ...