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Tower built in 1878 to a design by G Styan as a terminal feature to the York City Wall which finished abruptly at the foot of a flight of steps up the side of the Baile. Baile Hill Tower 1878 when walls adjacent to Skeldergate Bridge (qv) were de...

Postern first documented in 1440, and also known as Saint George's Postern. Probably reset in the 16th century, it has a pointed archway of four orders of 14th century character.

Also known as Peasholme Green Postern. Site of postern first documented in 1280 and demolished in 1829-30. The passageway was narrowed in 1723, and was dilapidated in 1820.

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The site of a Medieval postern gate. The original postern gate was enlarged in 1577, but was a single opening four feet wide and nine feet high. Externally the opening was square-headed and internally a flat lintel was supported on two corbel courses...

Site of a rectangular tower, part of the city walls, built in the early 14th century and demolished in 1876 when the wall was removed for a new road entrance.

Demi-hexagonal interval tower, probably 14th-early 15th century in date, on the York town walls. The cruciform arrow slit in the north-west wall is modern.

Demi-hexagonal interval tower on York city walls, probably of 14th or early 15th century date. There is a gunport on the central face dating to circa 1460, with a modern arrow slit above.