A purpose-built public house c.1900 replacing an earlier pub on the same site. Formerly the Grey Mare, from at least 1817 to 1898 it was then known as The Marcia after a favourite York racehorse. For a short time it was known as The Poacher. For deca...

Shop built in 1961

The central section of the hotel was a house (1876); The Hollies was built for John Close, a York businessman and Alderman, by the N. E. Railway who required the site of his original house for the new Railway Station. Nominated for inclusion on ...

Haxby Moor Farm shown on the First Edition OS plan in an L-plan form. Most buildings on the site are much more moder. Buildings proposed to be converted (2019).

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Former Mechanics Institute built in 1845-6, to designs by J B and W Atkinsion, converted to a Masonic lodge in 1883. The building was altered in 1910 and partly rebuilt and extended in 1969.

A village maypole was first recorded in 1830, and various iterations of the maypole have stood in the village green since. The current maypole, erected in 1961, is the fifth recorded. It is white with blue and red stripes and features a cockerel wea...

Limestone building revealed during evaluation works ahead of the construction of the Moxy Hotel, Dundas St. Awaiting final report.

Medieval drain discovered in 1984 during investigation of Victorian sewer collapse in Museum Gardens. Likely to be 14th century in date with some re-used Roman masonry.