Site of a gun battery sited to invest the south-west side of York in July 1644.

Site of a World War II airfield picket guard post. Constructed between 1939 and 1945 but is currently in a poor condition. It was located at the Old Communal Site, RAF Acaster Malbis.

Site of airmen's ablutions block at Dispersed Site No.3 at Acaster Malbis airfield.

Barbican constructed in the 14th century. Part of a side wall of the barbican collapsed in April 1810 and it was proposed to demolish the whole. It was not completely removed until September 1826. Sir Walter Scott reputedly said he would gladly wa...

Site of Friends meeting house in Friargate extant by 1678 when a building was converted for use of the Quakers. It was replaced by a new building in brick in 1718, and in 1816-7 was extended. Demolished in 1980.

Site of gun battery used to invest the east side of York during the siege of June 1644

Construction began on council offices at this location c.1940. The works included the construction of basement and foundations. The buildings were never completed.

The site of a railway control centre at York Station. One of a number of emergency signal control centres constructed at railway stations during World War II. The building would have housed emergency generators for use if the electricity supply was c...

Site of North angle tower of the Roman legionary fortress of Eboracum, built in 71.

The remains of the South angle tower of Eboracum are situated under Feasegate and Hart's store and are partly exposed in the basement of the latter.