York Historic Environment Record

EXCAVATION Union Terrace: early beam slots and timber posts exposed at base of later intrusions Excavations at the Union Terrace car park on Clarence Street which took place in 1972, revealed a series of institutions had been present on the site from the 13th century onwards, with the remains of buildings associated with the 13th century Carmelite Friary and the 14th – mid 16th century Hospital of St. Mary being identified. This entry is the parent record for the deposit model data. NMR holds two entries for this excavation. NMR sources: Archaeological excavations Department of the Environment /1973/109 For 1972 Interim : bulletin of the York Archaeological Trust 1.1/1973/18-19 The Antiquaries journal : journal of the Society of Antiquaries of London Continuation of: Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries, London LIV/1975/204,227-231 York Archaeological Trust Fascicule 11.1/1989 York Archaeological Trust Fascicule 18.1/1986