Area of burials identified along and close to Blossom Street. It extends SW from outside the medieval walls to The Mount. It includes burials in Lowther Terrace on the Holgate Villa site.

The last surviving example of typical farm workers cottages existing in the village and forming part of the Low Green area. Brick and pantile. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets.

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Blue Coat School. This charity school was opened in 1705 in St. Anthony's Hall which was provided and furnished for the purpose by the corporation. A subscription fund was opened to provide for the annual expenses; the archbishop and the chapter wer...

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Exact location uncertain. Date 1905. Cottage bears a bronze plaque with the inscription: This cottage was erected by the comrades and friends of the regiment in the East Riding of Yorkshire and the site was presented with a donation of £200 by Capt ...

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A warehouse constructed in two, possibly three phases, the northern block in 1872-3 and the southern block in 1875 (Pevsner and Neave 1995, 232; Plates 1 and 2) for York Corporation. It is constructed of pink mottled brick in Flemish bond with a Wel...

Bootham Crescent has been home to York City FC since 1932. Before 1932, the had been a cricket ground used by York Cricket Club. Also known as Kit Kat Crescent. The ground opened as a football venue in 1932 having been previously used as the co...

This is now the Clifton Grange Hotel. Pair of large houses, now a hotel. Built c1840. Grey brick. Welsh slate roof. Exterior: 3 storeys with cellars, 1:6 bays; bay one is set back with contemporary one-storey side wing in front angle; bays 2-7 form ...