Formerly listed as 9-17 George Street, now listed as separately as 9-13 George Street and 15-27 George Street. Numbers 9-13 is a terrace of three houses and shops dating from circa 1844. Numbers 15-27 is a terrace of seven houses built circa 1845.

Site of a Wesleyan Methodist chapel built in 1816 with day and Sunday school to the rear it was used as a warehouse by the NE Electricity Company in the 20th century and demolished circa 1978.

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A terrace of six two storey cottages, built in c.1840.

17th century timber-framed barn, five bays and aisles all round. 18th and 19th century additions and alerations. Derelict at time of survey in 1972.

Originally a late 17th century farmhouse with mid-18th century additions when it became a public house. Altered early and mid-19th and 20th century. Front range rendered brick, with plain tile roof behind parapet. Exterior: 2 storeys and 3 bays.

House built in the 17th century.

The British Power, Traction & Lighting (BPTL) Company's factory was probably built in about 1900 on the site of the Engineer Cycle Works on Hull Road in York. The BPTL itself was formed in 1900, acquiring the assetts of a number of Yorkshire-based co...

Town house, and railings attached to steps at front and rear; now Masonic Lodge. Built in 1762-63; altered, and Masonic Temple extension added at side, c1920. Central entrance hall plan to house: temple rectangular with apsidal end. House by John Car...

Wesleyan Methodist chapel; schoolrooms and ancillary accommodation at rear. 1840; ancillary buildings 1872 and 1895. Chapel by James Simpson of Leeds. Exterior: basement and 2 storeys; 5-bay pedimented front, articulated 1:3:1 by pilasters behind tet...