House, now demolished. The east part was built in two phases in the first half of the 18th century and the west part in the second half of the 18th century. Remodelled in the early 19th century. There was a separate early 18th century block consistin...

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Hotel built in 1912. Nominated for inclusion on list of Local Heritage Assets.

House built between 1820 and 1860.

House, now public house. Built c.1845. Exterior: 3 storeys and 2 bays.

Historic farmstead

The York and North Midland Railway was opened in 1840 from York to Normanton, where it joined the North Midland Railway. The North part of the line forms part of the Main East Coast Line.

Site of Gasworks of The York Union Gas Light Company formed 1837. Amalgamated with rival gasworths at Monk Bridge in 1844 to form the York United Gas Light Company. In 1850 the Hungate works were closed.

Bank. 1922-23. By Chorley Gribbon and Elcock. For The Yorkshire Penny Bank. Pre-cast concrete and orange brick in English bond; ground floor of rusticated concrete; bold dentil and mutule eaves cornice of timber; dentilled brick stacks to slate m...

A theatre was first built on the present sitre in 1765, and a Royal Patent was granted in 1769. The building was often reconstructed but never at any time totally demolished, so that it is now an extraordinary complex of many periods. This history ...