Aerial photographs record the cropmarks of an enclosure of Iron Age or Roman date to the north-east of Glebe Farm . There are suggestions that the enclosure is partly defined by twin ditches. It measures 65m by 61m.

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Aerial photographs record the cropmarks of an enclosure of Iron Age or Roman date to the north-east of Glebe Farm . There are suggestions that the enclosure is partly defined by twin ditches. It measures 65m by 61m.

Pre 1st World War, probably designed by the City Engineer. A valued and useful amenity in the Gardens for many years. It forms an attractive and appropriate focal point characteristic of its time. Nominated for inclusion on York's local list of herit...

Later known as The Glen. House built 1840-50, in the late 19th century the size of the house was doubled and some of the gardens were made public or developed for public housing. Demolished circa 1965.

House built circa 1845.

Goddards - house 1926-27

Goodramgate runs N. from King's Square towards the position of the N.E. gate of the Roman fortress but, at the junction with College Street and Bedern, bends N.E. to Monk Bar.

Lodge Heslington Road. Gothic style lodge to Fairfax House built circa 1840.

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