Built circa 1740, though the buildings may be of earlier origin. Number 37 was sub-divided, extended and converted into a public house (The City Arms) in 1830-40. Further alterations took place in the late 19th century and in the 20th century the bui...

A number of ditches defined the western boundary and entrance of an early 2nd century enclosure of unknown function.

After the demolition of Mausoleum 2 rubbish dumping took place across the site. An inhumation cemetery was then laid out in the 4th century. The cemetery was organised in rows with little intercutting of graves and included the remains of at least ...

35-7 Aldwark: Originally a pair of single-fronted two-storey houses built in c.1835. The gound floor of No. 37 was converted into a garage in modern times. 39-41 Aldwark: A three storey range dating from the mid-18th century, converted into a shop-f...

Houses, Nos. 35 and 37, were designed by J. B. and W. Atkinson for Mr. Benjamin Hopper in 1845 and 1847

Number 35A Stonegate, formerly known as 24 Stonegate. A house dating from circa 1700 and extended in the late 18th century. The extension was altetred in the early 19th century and a shopfront was inserted in the late 19th century.

Row of 3 houses. c1840 with later C19 alterations. Brick with pantiled roof.

Originally built as a tannery in c.1840. A two storey timber super-structure, used for skin processing, used to stand on the three-storey brick building. It was later used as an electrician's shop and was demolished in the mid-1970s.

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Early C17 farmhouse with later alterations. Listed as pair of cottages, now house with attached barn railings and gates. Mid C18, converted c1840, with late C19 additions. However, during works to the building in the early 21st century it was found t...