Almshouse constructed circa 1739. The building is of two storeys with an arcaded front of seven arches. Also known as Mary Wandesford Old Maids Hospital and Wandesford Hospital.

War memorial, St Edwards Church, Dringhouses. War memorial commemorating the First World War dedicated 30th September 1922, inscribed: IN PROUD AND LOVING/ MEMORY OF THE MEN OF/ DRINGHOUSES WHO LAID/ DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR GOD/ AND COUNTRY IN THE GREAT...

Celtic style cross on square base. Inscription: (NAMES)/ IN THANKFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN OF FULFORD WHO DIED FOR GOD FOR KING FOR COUNTRY/ 1939-1945/ (NAMES)

A constructed pile of uncut stone with bronze name plaque sited above the river. 1945-1950. This unusual style is one of only two in the country. It is part of the Village history and the focal point for Remembrance Day Part of the village street sc...

Warden's house to almshouses; attached gates, gate piers and railings forming entrance and south-western boundary to gardens surrounding the almshouses. 1840, with 20th century extension. By JB Pritchett for the Trustees of Lady Hewley's Charity. Ex...

Warehouse to rear 72 Walmgate. A 19th century, brick built, three storey warehouse.

Four small early 19th century tenements now converted to workshop use. In the first half of the 19th century they may have also been used as warehouses (demolished)

Evidence of Roman buildings on Coney Street, possibly storage sheds or warehouses directly linked with the provisioning of the garrison, was discovered during excavations in 1974-75 in the cellars of 39-41 Coney Street. However, these buildings diffe...

Watch House, Walmgate. The watch house was built between 1644 and 1648 and has since been demolished.

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