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Possible enclosure, unknown date

Originally built about 1790, it was remodelled about 1827. Two and three storey house built of brick with slate roofs.The garden facade incorporated a glass cupola over the stairwell. Demolished 1963

Ridge and furrow of probable Medieval date in the parish of Haxby, seen as earthworks and cropmarks on air photographs.

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Disused railway station on the York and Scarborough Railway, opened in 1845. The station was closed in 1930 for regular passenger services in order to speed up traffic between York and Scarborough. Closed to goods traffic in 1964.

The village of Haxby stands in the flat Plain of York. It contains a considerable number of modern houses, and is built on either side of the Wigginton road, the two villages now being practically continuous. The church is in the centre of the villag...

House of the Headmaster of the Yorkshire School for the Blind at the King's Manor; now university offices. 1899. By Walter Brierley. Exterior: 2 storeys and attics; 5-bay front, 2 gabled bays alternating with 3 full-height square projecting bays; 1 s...

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General location of the site of a First World War heavy anti aircraft battery at Acomb which was armed with one 3-inch gun in 1917.