Evidence for the presence of a late Iron-Age/Romano-British agricultural settlement. Several possible double gully enclosures and a shallow ring ditch suggests some kind of enclosure or building. Several large pit-like features were also excavated in...

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Vernacular two storey detached house with dormer windows set half into roof space. Clamp brick walls and end dentilled chimney stacks. Dark grey Welsh slate roof. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets.

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Lavabo. Medieval. Magnesian limestone ashlar. Square base tapering to octagonal rim of bowl.

Date of first bridge unknown but bridge was in place by 1309. Described in 1540 as having three arches. Partially destroyed 1644. 1779 painting shows it having five arches. Altered in 1793 to allow passage for vessels using Foss Navigation. Bridge ...

John de Craven founded a maison dieu on Layerthorpe Bridge in circa 1415. Exact location uncertain.

Founded before 1407 by one of the Bigot family, it was located just within Layerthorpegate. It was alowed to fall into ruin by a member of the Bigot family circa 1535.

First World War memorial, 1925. Sandstone cenotaph, Classical in design, standing to 2.3m with a plain paved surround. The names of the fallen servicemen are inscribed on sunken panels on three sides of the base, the names being listed in alphabet...

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