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Millfield House (number 153A) and Tall Timbers (number 165A) a house built circa 1830 with late 19th century alterations and extensions. The building was sudivided into two properties circa 1930 with further alterations and extensions in the late 20t...

House known as Nunthorpe Court built in 1856. The house and grounds purchased by York City Council in 1920 for £10,750 to create a new school. In 1985, as York went comprehensive, Nunthorpe and Mill Mount schools merged to become Millthorpe School.

Public house built in 1903 by Samuel Needham for Tadcaster Tower Brewery. A fine example of a purpose-built Edwardian pub, with its three original rooms preserving their bench seating and other original features. It is on CAMRA’S List of Historic Pub...

Miscellaneous prehistoric finds from York, including Neolithic stone and flint implements, Early Bronze Age beakers, a range of Bronze Age bronze implements including a hoard of socketed axes, Iron Age material including coins, as well as some Iron A...

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Traces of the moat at Kexby Old Hall were seen as earthworks on early air photographs (1946).

In 1619 it was described as 'fair and new built and moated round about', with a dovecot in its grounds, (fn. 98) and in 1672 it had 14 hearths. (fn. 99) Although the house now on the site incorporates two carved overmantels, some doors, a window, and...

The moated site is marked on the first edition OS plan for Strensall. On this plan, the moat clearly survives on three sides (north, west and south) and is partially represented on the eastern side of Manor Farm. Today, the moat is visible as a sli...