Flour mill established on part of the site of the former Gas Works in 1850. Demolished 1930s.

Legionary fortress established by the Ninth Legion, "Hispana", in AD71-74. Known as Eboracum (form used by Ptolemy, and three insctriptions) and Eburacum (form used by Antonine Itinerary, Ravenna Cosmography and one inscription). Rebuilt in stone AD...

During the Second World War a roadblock was established on the Northern extent of Lendal Bridge between Lendal Tower and the adjacent café building. Now removed.

A single-span cast-iron bridge between abutments pierced on each bank by carriage arches, built in 1861-3, strengthened in 1910. Two Tollhouses: 1 storey, 2 bays at bridge level, with 3-stage octagonal tower rising at rear from river bank level. East...

Waterworks, now offices. Two builds of late 18th century, incorporating length of rebuilt city wall; mid-19th century alterations. For the York Waterworks Co. Exterior: 2 storeys and attics; 5 irregular bays.

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An almshouse, founded in 1608 on one site, then re-built on a different site in 1795. The hospital was modernised in 1968.

House dating from the first half of the 19th century

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A series of related prehistoric or Romano-British linear boundaries and possible square structures surviving as ditches seen as cropmarks on air photographs.