Parish church, now exhibition centre. 15th century, incorporating remnants of early 11th century nave, north arcades of 12th and 14th century, and south arcade of early 13th century. Restoration of 1867-70 included new east window, re-roofing and re...

Hospital of 1938-41 by C J Minter and E Griffiths and Son. E-shaped, pavilion-plan and of two storeys. Poppleton Gate and Poppleton Hall convalescent annexes were opened in 1942 under the Emergency Medical Scheme.

A Victorian pyschiatric hospital, then termed a 'pauper lunatic asylum' designed by Scott and Moffatt, opened in 1847. it was extended with additional wings by J B and William Atkinson in 1850. A chapel was added in 1873, a recreation hall in 1876, f...

World War II Filling Factory in Rowntrees confectionery factory, having the status of Royal Ordnance assisted factory.

A late 18th century three storey house with a 19th century annexe, converted into three tenements in the 20th century.

Built in 1825 to designs by P Atkinson Junior and R H Sharp. The concert room was capable of seating 1700 persons. Built of brick. In the 20th century the concert room was gutted and offices built within it. At the same time an extra story was added ...

Chapel built in 1865 to the designs of Rawlins Gould, in Early English Gothic style. Constructed of coursed rubble with an octagonal west turret and spirelet.

Possible shrunken medieval village with alleged moated site and church. Heavy ploughing around the present village has obliterated any earthwork evidence.

A group of conjoined rectilinear ditched enclosures, which are probably Iron Age or Roman in date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs taken in 2001. The site comprises at least four conjoined rectilinear enclosures which extend over an are...

A large two storey house, built in c.1840 for the Rowntree Family, now used as a youth hostel.