Built around 1829, with a small schoolroom added later in the 19th century. It is a small simple building with a substantially unaltered interior, now the villages’ only meeting place and valued for this reason. It is also a tangible link with the la...

1896 chapel which replaced an earlier chapel built in 1834, it was superceded as a place of worship in 1954. Although much altered (now a shop) it is still recognisable. It was part of the social history of Dringhouses. Nominated for inclusion on ...

Methodist Church, 1868. Historically important, visually attractive building situated within the historic core of the village and recently established conservation area. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets.

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Micklegate Bar built in the mid-14th century incorporating an early 12th century gate; barbican removed 1826, inner side remodelled by Peter Atkinson junior in 1827; foot arches 1827 and 1863. Figures carved in 1950 (formerly thought to be by R Ridle...

113 Micklegate. The original part of the house was built in the second half of the 18th century. In about 1800 an upper storey was added to the front block and back range and the street front remodelled. c.1820-30 the back range was extended. Dem...

A wall foundation forming part of a significant building in the Colonia was found at this site. A mortar surface may be a floor surface and may be contemporary with the structure associated with the wall foundation. The pottery assemblage recovered f...

A part of a mid-10th century cross shaft was found in 1963 during the rebuilding of a 14th century building at the corner of Newgate and Patrick Pool. It is decorated with a frieze of angels.

Brick-built house of 17th century date

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