Several possible enclosures of uncertain date were seen as cropmarks on air photographs. There are three or more possible enclosures and a possible boundary ditch. The features were revealed when post medieval ridge and furrow was ploughed away.

In 1846 the New York Waterworks Company was formed and on the advice of engineers new works were established at Acomb Landing, including large engine and boiler houses, three filter beds, two subsiding reservoirs and a high service reservoir at Sever...

Two, two storey, terrace houses, built 1810-20.

House, later offices, built in the second half of the 19th century. It is constructed from brick with a tile hung first floor and a tiled roof.

RAF Rufforth (MYO3205). Shelter. Put forward by Steve Thompson, Pillbox Study Group. No further information.

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Shipton Street school was one of the earliest buildings to be built by the famous York architect Walter Brierley. It was constructed in response to the 1870 Education Act which made education compulsory for children between the ages of 5 and 10. ...

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A former house now in use as a religious shrine. The original building dates to the late 14th century and has a late 15th extensions at the front. It was heavily restored in 1954. It is timber framed with pantile roofs.

Pre-WWII, cast iron, black and white, round plate on top embossed ‘Yorks North Riding C C’ each showing direction and distance to next villages and to York. Nominate for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets.