House dating from the early 18th century, with early 19th century alterations.

No summary available

No summary available

Possible shrunken medieval village with alleged moated site and church. Heavy ploughing around the present village has obliterated any earthwork evidence.

19th century cottages including the signalman’s cottage for the level crossing named “Chaloner Whin Gate” which used to cross Moor Lane. They are part of railway history as the road was realigned when Moor Lane railway bridge was built, leaving a cul...

A terrace of 12 houses built in 1824.

Wesleyan Chapel, now offices. Built in 1881-4 by WJ Morley (Bradford), but dated 1883 on frieze. Exterior: road front 2 storeys, 4 bays with 2 inner bays raised, projecting and pedimented.

Part of the grandstand at Knavesmire Racecourse, built in 1755 by John Carr and later demolished. The lower storey, comprising 9 arcaded bays on a stone plinth, was later reconstructed in the paddock in c.1920. It is now used as a bar.

a possible Roman gully was observed in a watching brief on the IT Incubator building, York Science Park

Probable gun emplacements of an anti-aircraft battery on York racecourse seen as slight earthworks on 1985 air photographs. This site may be the same anti-aircraft battery recorded nearby as HOB UID 1473690.