Former village farmhouse fronting onto Main Street and contributing to the street scene in a conservation area. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets.

Built for W. T. Forsselius by Brierly and Rutherford, 1928. A house of real character. Nominated for inclusion on the local list of heritage assets.

Shown on 1st Ed OS. Partially excavated 2024 as part of York Archaeology training dig.

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Hospital

The Hospital of St Anthony en Viennois apparently had a chapel at Gillygate in 1401. Being empty in 1401, it was occupied by a hermit until 1403, when the hermit was evicted. Thence, a small hospital was founded on the site, an indulgence being grant...

Hospital first documented in 1274, a master and brethren being mentioned in 1291-2.

Following the move of the Carmelite Friary (SE65SW307) from the Horsefair to Stonebow Lane in 1295, the site of the Friary was occupied by St Mary's Hospital. It was originally founded as a chantry by the Dean of York, and licensed as a chapel in 131...

Robert de Pickeryng, Dean of York, founded a chantry on the site of the first Carmelite foundation in York at Bootham in 1315, and converted and enlarged the site to use as a hospital in 1318. It was suppressed in 1556.