Site of Second World War heavy anti aircraft battery at Knavesmire, York. It was manned by the 377 Battery of the 119th Royal Artillery Regiment in 1944. The armament is unknown. This site may be the same anti-aircraft battery recorded nearby as 1206...

Site of Second World War heavy anti aircraft battery at Clifton Airfield. It was manned by the 377 Battery of the 119th Royal Artillery Regiment in 1944. The armament is unknown.

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Also known as Castle Hill Maison Dieu. Founded by Thomas Howm (Holme) for poor men and women with a bequest in 1390.

Almshouses originally built in 1605, moved to their present site in 1795 and renovated in 1968. 2 storeys, 3-bay slightly-projecting centre and 8-bay wings. Entrances to 3rd, 7th, 10th, 13th and 17th bays are six panel doors with overlights, that to ...

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The bleach works were established circa 1804 and closed in the early 1850s. The site was sold in 1857 and put to agricultural use and the site is now part of the University pf York.

Flint suggest seasonal camp site-trench 2 The earliest recorded activity comprised occasional flints dated to the Mesolithic period. Whilst a substantial proportion of these were recovered from much later features and deposits, Trench 2 does appe...

The Neolithic period is represented by a small quantity of diagnostic worked flint. However, no excavated features could confidently be assigned a date within this period Within Area B6, to the southeast of the main northern spine road investigations...

Iron Age ladder settlement with two enclosures (one in area containing roundhouses and ring-gullies). Evidence of metalworking see related monument file. At least three internal ring ditches are visible as soilmarks during open area excavations o...