Founded in 1740, a purpose built hospital of 1745 was replaced by the present two-storey building in 1851. Designed by J B and W Atkinson, built of red brick with stone dressings and a slate roof. Later additions included a nurses home of 1902-5 by B...

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In 1619 two houses were situated in the NW corner of the north closes.

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c.1740. A fine example of a farmhouse of this era and an integral part of the Low Green area. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets. Suggestion this might be listed but can't find any listing entry for it.

Possibly the best example of a Victorian farmhouse in the village. It dominates the façade along the east side of the village main street and compliments the buildings on either side, enhancing the street scene. Nominated for inclusion on the Local L...

The fragmentary cropmark remains of an Iron Age trackway and associated field system. The trackway can be traced for approximately 200m and is aligned east-west. There are traces of three field boundaries to the north and one to the south at right an...

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The cropmarks of a possible levelled round barrow showing as a ring-ditch are visible on air photographs of a field to the north of Hall Garth, Dunnington.

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