Farm shown on the First Edition Ordnance Survey. Supposedly the site of a farm and mill linked to the Knights Templar Preceptory. Early 19th century farmhouse (modernised) and barns survive. Barns proposed to be converted into dwellings (June 2016).

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Terrace of three, two storey, houses built in c.1840.

Terrace, Hallfield Place. A terraces of houses built in 1832 and demolished in 1962.

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A tessellated pavement was found in 1813 in making a sunk fence before Clifton Grove, now St. Olave's School. Only fragments of the pavement were recovered. Building debris, including painted plaster was used in enlarging road 6 a few yards east of t...

Nominated for inclusion on York's local list of heritage assets. The school was built by Archbishop Harcourt on manorial land in 1846, close to the original school house which he repurposed for a girls’ school the same year. It was used as a schoo...

Assembly Rooms. Constructed in 1730-5, its design following the escription by Vitruvius of an Egyptian Hall as interpreted by Palladio. Lesser Assembly Room screen and decoration 1773; building refronted and portico added 1828: interior opened up in ...

The Banana Warehouse has been identified as a Building of Merit in the Historic Core Conservation Area Appraisal for historic interest and a representative of interwar architecture in the area. The Banana Warehouse (No.36, Piccadilly) was the busines...

Entrance range of 1786-9, fronting earlier buildings of which the Chapel block of 1766-9 remains relatively unaltered; 1790-3 outer range on north side of Court; 1834-5 inner range on north side of Court and range north of the Chapel block; 1844-6 C...