Early Bronze Age perforated axe hammer found in the Scarcroft Road area

The early medieval mint at York minted coins in Athelstan's reign and from 959-1066.

Site of railway station on the York and Beverley Railway opened in 1848 and closed in 1965.

Earthwork remains of a rounded corner of a supposed Roman practice camp seen on aerial photographs; rejected for the RCHME's Roman Camps volume. Medieval finds. See scanned SMR record card for more details.

The East and West Yorkshire Junction Railway was authorised in 1846 from York to join the Leeds and Thirsk Railway at Knaresborough. It was opened between 1848-1851. 1. The north east 113 vol.4 by K Hoole

One of two distinctive square farm houses built by the Middlewoods and adding character to the village scene. Mid-late 1800s. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets.

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In 1920 a new site for the Ebor Print Works which was originally based in the heart of York on North Street was chosen by William Haughton Sessions, principally due to expanding operations. The first structure to be built in 1920 was a single storey ...

Roman civil town, later a Colonia, built on the south east bank of the River Ouse, the defences followed in part by the mediaeval wall. The civilian settlement at York was probably built from the early 2nd century AD. A probable visit by Hadrian in A...

Georgian, former estate workers cottage (formerly a pair) fronting onto street. Clamp brick construction with some original fenestration to frontage. Contributing to the street scene in a Conservation Area. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List o...