Medieval pottery kiln identified within or near York. The actual kiln site has not yet been found, but pottery fired in it have been identified at sites in the area including Wharram Percy. The kiln was in production from the late 12th-early 13th cen...

Vernacular two storey detached farmhouse in a prominent position overlooking Main Street. Local clamp brick with ‘tumbled gabling’, end dentilled brick chimney stacks with plain fireclay pots. Dentil course at eaves, rubbed brick-on-end lintels over ...

Thirteen graves interpreted as being of pre-Conquest date located during excavation in 2005. These need not be associated with the Church of St Stephen (MYO4290). 105 burials and five empty grave cuts were identified from the cemetery of St Stephen’...

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Cropmarks of a late prehistoric trackway and enclosures visible on air photographs.

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1867. The building is the only remaining evidence of the Primitive Methodist movement in Haxby. Its modest proportions indicate the relative poverty of its members. Although large wooden doors have been added the remainder of the building is intact a...

Last remaining original (19th century) farm dwelling in village and of historical interest. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets.

Dates to c.1750 Originally built as a farm now residential.

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