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Hollycroft is a mid-19th century Victorian villa. Nominated for inclusion on the local list of heritage assets

House built in the mid-late 18th century, with 19th century alterations.

Village pump 1837. A country pump which supplied both the house and a large cattle trough until the 1960s. It is embossed ‘1837-BA Esq’ the landowner being Benjamin Agar. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets.

Village of Holtby. The development of the village originally followed a linear pattern, one house deep on each side of the principal thoroughfare, Main Street. This is a distinctive feature of Holtby, being typical of medieval northern lowla...

Record redundant: see MYO442

Church. 1877, by William White. Coursed sandstone with brick interior dressings and Welsh slate roof. Early C14 Gothic Revival style. 4 bells all dating to 1886 by John Warner and Sons.

Record redundant: see MYO442 Early 14th century? (Pevsner). Contains 2 bells one dates to the 14th century by John Potter, York and the other dates to 1760 founded by Edward II Seller. CARE No: 43/003

Site of the Holy Trinity church, also know as Christ Church, first mentioned in 1268, rebuilt in 1861 and demolished in 1937

A stone wall, surviving within 0. 32m of the ground surface and aligned south-west — north-east, was observed during a WB in 2000. The materials used in the construction of this wall suggest the likelihood of a medieval origin. The wall follows exact...