Aircraft dispersal pen (Type B). Protected dispersal area for fighter aircraft, shown on the 1967 OS 1:2500 map. Removed.

Aircraft dispersal pen (Type B). Protected dispersal area for fighter aircraft, shown on the 1967 OS 1:2500 map. Removed.

Buildings of the Phoenix and Albion Iron Foundries now used as workshops and storage sheds for Network Rail and the Post Office. Buildings date from 1872/3 when the two foundries moved from separate sites in the city centre to adjacent sites close to...

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The two cottages (1895) have the same architectural features, weather vane , windows, chimneys etc. and are probably by the same architects, Penty & Penty. Aldersyde House is EH listed (DYO230). Nominated for inclusion on the local list of heritage a...

On first impressions the Number Three Aldwark looks like an unremarkable building. In truth this site is actually one of the modern Jewish community’s most important locations. As recently as 1975 it was here that the Jewish population of York mainta...

The inscription on the north-east elevation of the base reads: "In memory of/ the OFFICERS/ NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS and MEN/ of the ALEXANDRA PRINCESS OF WALES'S OWN/ YORKSHIRE REGIMENT/ killed in action or died of wounds or disease/ during the So...

Of historic interest to the community: home over the years to many civic leaders and a cabinet minister in Tony Blair’s first administration. Externally unaltered and a valuable contribution to the Fulford Conservation area street scene. Under threat...

All Saints' Church was united with St Lawrence's in 1586. Foundations had exposed during building operations. The site is now covered by modern development and there are no visible remains of the church. Exact location may not be valid as it was not ...

Parish church. 1891 designed by Charles Hodgson Fowler, including C13 fragments, 1959-72 altered by G G Pace. Bells: 3 bells, bell 1 dates to 1690 by Samuel I Smith, bells 2&3 1892, by John Warner & Sons.