Number 5 Walmgate is a former public house, known as The Three Cups, built circa 1830, with later extensions. By 1988 the building was in use as a storehouse and by 1997 it had been converted into a shop.

House, now shop. Mid-19th century, with 20th century shopfront.

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House dating from circa 1840. The building was demolished in the late 20th century and the site is now occupied by the Foss Building part of York St John's College (formerly the College of Ripon and St. John).

A house and offices built in 1837-8 to designs by J P Pritchett for the Deam and Chapter. A shopfront was inserted in the 20th century.

A three storey, one room deep, house built in the late 17th/early 18th century, the street front was built in 1905.

An early 19th century house, with a later 19th century shopfront and other alterations. Exterior: 3-storey 2-window front.

The front range, of three storeys and timber-framed, was built in the late 15th century. It was originally of three bays, roofed parallel with the street, but the N. bay was formed into a separate tenement in the early 19th century (Demolished 1964)

A pair of houses built in the 18th century, now in use as shops.

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