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Two monuments in the churchyard of St Lawrence's Church. One lies 5 metres south west of the medieval tower and comprises a brick wall with an inscribed tablet set against it, overlooking a grave surrounded by iron railings. It commemorates the four ...

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The northern and southern parts of the churchyard were removed in the 17th century for street widening so that only a small part remains on the west. From: 'The parish churches', A History of the County of York: the City of York (1961), pp. 365-404....

First dates from 1088 and 1093. Exists as open space.

North Street widened in 1851. Churchyard now used as pavement for pedestrians.

Church first mentioned in 1160-80 document. Churchyard paved over and used as public open space circa 1880. Polygon adjoining the Vicarage and Church could possibly be part of the original churchyard.

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An oblique aerial photograph taken in 1987 shows a roughly circular ditched feature overlying ridge and furrow cultivation in a field immediately to the north of Apple Tree Farm, Osbaldwick. The purpose of the feature is unclear; perhaps it represent...