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I am Malcolmxl5. You may find me mostly taking snapshots of York, England.

Aldwark, York[edit]

  • Great Hall of Merchant Taylors Hall. Grade I listed.

  • Wall, gate and gate piers, Aldwark. Grade II listed.

  • The Cottage, Aldwark. Grade II listed.

  • Oliver Sheldon House, Aldwark. Grade II* listed.

  • 47 & 49 Aldwark York.jpg. School buildings, now offices. Grade II listed.

  • 60 and 62, Aldwark. Methodist chapel, now dentist's surgery. 1759. Grade II listed.

Bedern, York[edit]

  • Bedern Hall. Grade II* listed.

Bishopgate Street[edit]

  • 1 Bishopgate Street. House, now offices. c1860. Grade II listed.

Bishophill[edit]

  • Baile Hill, site of a Norman castle. Scheduled monument.

  • 17 Bishophill Senior. Grade II listed.

  • The Golden Ball, Cromwell Road. Grade II listed.

  • Victoria Bar Chapel, Victor Street. Chapel, now flats. Grade II listed.

  • Door canopy, Jacobs Well, Trinity Lane. Grade I listed.

  • St Columba United Reformed Church, Priory Street. 1879.

Bishopthorpe Road, York[edit]

  • Clock tower at Terrys. Grade II listed.

Blake Street, York[edit]

  • The Assembly Rooms, Blake Street. Grade I listed.

  • 1, 3 & 5 Blake Street. Grade II listed.

Bootham[edit]

  • 75 and 77 Bootham. Two houses. Dated 1770. Grade II listed.

  • 71 and 73, Bootham. Two houses. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • 67 and 69, Bootham. Two houses. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • Bootham Park Hospital. County Lunatic Asylum. 1773-77. Grade I listed.

  • Former chapel At Bootham Park Hospital. 1865. Grade II listed.

  • Railings enclosing playing field at Bootham Park Hospital (NW side). 1857. Grade II listed.

  • Medical Superintendent's house at Bootham Park Hospital. 1862-3. Grade II listed.

  • Gateway, gates and railings to Bootham Park Hospital. 1857-58. Grade II listed.

  • Lodge at Bootham Park Hospital. 1857. Grade II listed.

  • Bootham House, 61 Bootham. House. Late C18. Grade II listed.

  • 59, Bootham. House. Mid C18. Grade II listed.

  • 57, Bootham. House. c1759, altered c1830, extended C20. Grade II listed.

  • 53 and 55 Bootham and attached railings. House c1765, divided into two c1770-1. Grade II* listed.

  • 51 Bootham. House. c1804. Grade II* listed.

  • 49 Bootham. Two houses, late C17; converted to one house c1738. Grade II* listed.

  • 47 Bootham. House. 1753. By John Carr. Grade II* listed.

  • 45 Bootham and attached railings. House. Late C19. Grade II listed.

  • Three houses, 1748. Now two houses. Nos.43 and 41 combined and now part of school. Grade II listed.

  • Wandesford House, 37 Bootham. Almshouses. 1743. Grade II* listed.

  • 35, Bootham. House. Mid C18. Grade II listed.

  • 33, Bootham. House. 1752-1755. Grade II listed.

  • The Bootham Tavern

  • The Exhibition public house. Grade II listed.

  • Nos. 3 & 5 Bootham. Grade II listed.

  • 1 and 1A Bootham. Grade II listed.

  • White Horse public house, Bootham.

  • 8 and 10, Bootham, York. House, now 2 shops. Mid C18, later alterations. Grade II listed.

  • 40 Bootham. House. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • St Mary's Tower. c1324, repaired 1644 following Civil War damage. Grade I listed.

  • 56 Bootham. House. 1840-1845. Grade II listed.

  • 62 Bootham and attached railings. House. c1860. Grade II listed.

  • 64 and 66 Bootham. Pair of houses with attached railings. c1855. Grade II listed.

  • 35 and 36 St Mary's and railings at front. Pair of houses, c1840. Grade II listed.

  • 38 St Mary's. House. c1852. Grade II listed.

  • 70 to 76 Bootham and attached front railings. Row of 4 houses. c1855. Grade II listed.

  • 78 Bootham, York. Town house and attached railings. 1862. Grade II listed.

  • 80 and 82, Bootham. Pair of houses. c1860. Grade II listed.

  • 84, Bootham. Two houses. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • Ingram House, 90 Bootham. Almshouses. 1630-32. Grade II* listed.

  • 1 and 2 Bootham Terrace and attached railings. Two houses. c1865. Grade II listed.

Castlegate[edit]

  • 1, 3 and 3A, Castlegate. House, now two shops. Early C18. Grade II listed.

  • Blue Boar public house, Castlegate. Grade II listed.

  • 7, Castlegate. House. Late C18, with mid C19 shopfront. Grade II listed.

  • St Mary's Church, Castlegate. Parish church, now exhibition centre. C15, early parts. Grade I listed.

  • Fairfax House, 25 and 27 Castlegate. Two houses, now amalgamated. No.27 c1744, No.25 probably early C19. Grade I listed.

  • 29, Castlegate. House. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • 31 Castlegate. Grade II listed.

  • 18, Castlegate. House, now shop. Early C18. Grade II listed.

  • 20 Castlegate. House and shop, early C19. Has late C13 wall behind. Grade II listed.

  • Castlegate House. Grade I listed.

Clifford Street, York[edit]

  • 12, Clifford Street, York. Former technical college; now nightclub. 1883-85. Grade II listed.

  • 19 and 21, Clifford Street. Offices. No.19 dated 1883; No.21 dated 1887. Grade II listed.

Clifton[edit]

  • St Hildas Garth, Ousecliffe Gardens. House. 1848. Grade II listed.

  • Clifton Croft, Greencliffe Drive. House. c1830. Grade II listed.

  • The White House, 28 Water End. Public house, now house. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • 8, 10 And 12, Water End. Three houses. No.8 late C17 / late C18. Grade II listed.

  • Ellison Terrace, 2, 4 and 6 Water End. Terrace of 3 houses. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • John Burrill Homes, Water End. Almshouses. 1925-31. Each block and walls and gates are Grade II listed.

  • Walls and gates and gate piers, John Burrill Homes. Water End. 1925-31. Grade II listed.

  • 16, Clifton Green. House. Built shortly after 1836. Grade II listed.

  • Horse drinking trough and canopy, Clifton Green. Dated 1883. Grade II listed.

  • 68 and 70, Clifton. House. c1800. Grade II listed.

  • 64 and 66 Clifton. House. Late C17. Grade II* listed.

  • Clifton Bingo Club, 52-54 Clifton. Cinema 1937-1964; now bingo hall.

  • 50 Clifton, York, and attached railings. House. Mid C19. Grade II listed.

  • 42 and 44, Clifton. House c1780; divided into two mid C19. Grade II listed.

  • 40 Clifton. House. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • 36, Clifton, York. House. c1740. Grade II listed.

  • 34, Clifton, York. House. c1830. Grade II listed.

  • Burton Stone Inn. Public house. 1896.

  • The Burton Stone. Medieval stone. Grade II listed.

  • 26 to 32 Clifton. Terrace of four houses. 1836-40. Grade II listed.

  • 18 Clifton. House. c1840, altered late C19. Grade II listed.

  • Gates and garden railings to 18 Clifton. Mid C19. Grade II listed.

  • 14 and 16, Clifton. Mirrored pair of houses. c1800. Grade II listed.

  • The White House, 10 Clifton. House, now offices. Early C18. Grade II listed.

  • 8 Clifton. House. 1782-84. Grade II listed.

  • 6 Clifton. Outbuilding, later shop; now house. Mid C19. Grade II listed.

  • 4 Clifton and attached walls and railings. House. c1825, altered late C19. Grade II listed.

  • 11 Clifton. House with attached railings. c1832. Grade II listed.

  • Porter's lodge at St Peter's School and attached wall and gate. Grade II listed.

  • 27 Clifton and attached walls and railings. House. c1830-40. Grade II listed.

  • 29 Clifton, York. House. c1835. Grade II listed.

  • Garden railings at 29 Clifton, York. Mid C19. Grade II listed.

College Street, York[edit]

  • St William’s College. Grade I listed.

  • Sundial, College Green. Grade II listed.

Colliergate, York[edit]

  • 5 Colliergate. Grade II listed.

  • 17 Colliergate. Grade II listed.

  • 18 & 19 Colliergate. Grade II listed.

  • 20 Colliergate. Grade II listed.

  • 21 Colliergate. Grade II listed.

  • 22 Colliergate. Grade II listed.

  • 27 Colliergate. Grade II listed.

  • 28 Colliergate. Grade II listed.

  • 28A Colliergate. Grade II listed.

  • 29 & 30 Colliergate. Grade II listed.

  • 31 Colliergate. Grade II listed.

Coney Street, York[edit]

  • Mansion House. c1725-1733, the residence of the Lord Mayor of York. Grade I listed.

  • Interior of St Martin Le Grand Church. Grade II listed.

Coppergate, York[edit]

  • 3, 5 and 7 Coppergate. Shop. Early C20. Grade II listed.

  • 28, 30 and 32 Coppergate. Hall house and tenement shops. Probably C15; later alterations. Grade II* listed.

  • 26 Coppergate. House. Late C15; C17 rear wing, later alterations. It was The Market Tavern at least from mid C19 to mid C20. Grade II* listed.

  • The Three Tuns public house, Coppergate. Grade II listed.

Dean's Park[edit]

  • Purey Cust Chambers. Grade II listed.

  • Railings and gates attached to north west corner of York Minster. 1839. Grade II listed.

Duncombe Place, York[edit]

  • The Red House. Grade II* listed.

  • Dean Court Hotel (part). Three houses, now part of hotel: railings attached to front steps. Grade II listed.

  • South African war memorial. Dated 1905. By GF Bodley. Grade II* listed.

  • Crown Buildings. Probate Registry, now flats. Dated 1885. By H Tanner. Grade II listed.

  • Theatre House. Late C18 rebuild of earlier house, now theatre offices. Grade II listed.

  • Telephone box adjoining St Wilfreds Church. Design 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Grade II listed.

  • Number 8 and Grays Dispensary. Former Medical dispensary and offices. 1897-99. Grade II listed.

Exhibition Square, York[edit]

  • Statue of William Etty. Grade II listed.

  • York Art Gallery. The mezzanine gallery under an original Victorian roof void

Fishergate[edit]

  • Fishergate Postern Tower. c. 1505 with later roof. Grade I listed.

  • 16 And 16A, Fishergate. c1830. Grade II listed.

  • The Masons Arms public house. 1935. Grade II listed.

  • Castle Mills Lock. Grade II listed.

  • City Arms, Fawcett Street. Public house, later club, now flats. c1830. Grade II listed.

  • Sea Horse Hotel, Fawcett Street. Public house. Mid C19. Grade II listed.

  • Edinburgh Arms, Fishergate, York. House, now public house. c1830; converted to pub 1937. Grade II listed.

  • Fishergate Primary School. 1893-95. By WH Brierley. Grade II listed.

  • Tower House, Fishergate. 1878. Former Headquarter Offices for the Northern Command of the British Army.

  • York Cemetery Chapel. Designed by JP Pritchett in 1837. Grade II* listed.

Foss Island Road, York[edit]

  • Refuse destructor chimney. c1890. Grade II listed.

  • Aubrey House. House with workshops behind. c1900.

Fossgate, York[edit]

  • 8, Fossgate, York. House, now shop. C17. Grade II listed.

  • 10 and 10A, Fossgate. House with shop. c1800. Grade II listed.

  • 13 and 14, Fossgate, York. Shop and house. Late C17. Grade II listed.

  • 15 And 16, Fossgate, York. House, now shop. c1600. Grade II listed.

  • 17 and 18, Fossgate. House with shop. c1890. Grade II listed.

  • The former Electric Cinema, 19-22, Fossgate. Grade II listed.

  • 23, Fossgate. House with shop. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • 24 Fossgate. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • The Blue Barbakan, 34 Fossgate.

  • Foss Bridge, York. Grade II* listed.

  • 35 and 36, Fossgate. Inn and house; now shops. c1812. Grade II listed.

  • 37 and 38, Fossgate. Pair of houses; now shops. c1830. Grade II listed.

  • Gatehouse to Merchant Adventurers' Hall, Fossgate, now shops. Mid C17. Grade II* listed.

  • Merchant Adventurers' Hall, Fossgate. Grade I listed.

  • 42 and 43, Fossgate. Pair of houses, now shops. 1825. Grade II listed.

  • The Blue Bell, 53 Fossgate. Grade II* listed.

  • 55 and 56, Fossgate, 30, Pavement, York. Row of three houses, now one shop. c1796. Grade II listed.

George Street, York[edit]

  • 1 and 3, George Street. Pair of houses. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • 9, 11 and 13, George Street. Terrace of 3 houses with shopfronts. c1844. Grade II listed.

  • 15-27, George Street, York. Terrace of houses. c1845. Grade II listed.

  • 29 and 31, George Street, York. Pair of houses. c1850. Grade II listed.

  • Stamford House, George Street. Former maltings, later brewery warehouse. c1875. Grade II listed.

  • Entrance gates at Stamford House and George House. Late C18. Grade II listed.

  • St George’s Catholic Church. Grade II listed.

  • The Phoenix public house, 75 George Street. Grade II listed.

Gillygate, York[edit]

  • 2 and 2B, Gillygate, York. Two shops and flats. 1892. Grade II listed.

  • 12 and 12A, Gillygate. House, now shops and flats. Early C18. Grade II listed.

  • 26 and 28, Gillygate. Two houses, now with shop. 1769.

  • 38 and 40 Gillygate. House, now 2 shops and flat. Late C18. Grade II listed.

  • The Gillygate public house. Grade II listed.

  • 64, Gillygate. House, now shop and flat. c1700. Grade II listed.

  • 66, Gillygate. House. c1765. Grade II listed.

  • 68, Gillygate. House, now cafe and flats. Late C18. Grade II listed.

  • 70, Gillygate. House, now shops and flat. c1770. Grade II listed.

  • 84 and 86, Gillygate. Pair of houses; now shops and flats. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • 3 and 5, Gillygate. Two houses, now shops and flats. 1797. Grade II listed.

  • 17 Gillygate. Antique shop.

  • 23 and 25, Gillygate. House, later divided into two houses; now shops and flats. C18. Grade II listed.

  • 65, 67 and 69, Gillygate. Three houses. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • The Salvation Army Citadel, Gillygate, York. 1882-3. Grade II listed.

Goodramgate, York[edit]

  • 24, Goodramgate, York. House, now shop. Early C17 origins. Grade II listed.

  • Royal Oak public house. Grade II listed.

  • The Golden Slipper public house. House, now public house. c1500. Grade II listed.

  • 19, Goodramgate. House. c1700. Grade II listed.

Grape Lane[edit]

  • 19 Grape Lane. House, now restaurant, dating from C15. Grade II listed.

  • Jackson House. Printing works. No.7 Grape Lane c1600. Grade II listed.

The Groves[edit]

  • 15, Penleys Grove Street. House, now offices. c1845. Grade II listed.

  • 17, Penleys Grove Street. House. 1846. Grade II listed.

  • 29 and 31, Penleys Grove Street. Pair of houses. 1843. Grade II listed.

  • City walls and moat looking towards Monkgate Bar. Grade I listed.

  • 56 and 58, Lord Mayor's Walk. Mirrored pair of houses. c1845-50. Grade II listed.

  • York St John University. 1845. Grade II listed.

  • Former chapel c1858 of St John's College. Grade II listed.

  • 42, Lord Mayor's Walk. House. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • 36, 38 and 40, Lord Mayor's Walk. Row of 3 houses. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • 34, Lord Mayor's Walk. House. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • 32, Lord Mayor's Walk. House. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • 30, Lord Mayor's Walk. House. Mid C19. Grade II listed.

  • 26, Lord Mayor's Walk. Flats. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • 24, Lord Mayor's Walk. Shop and flat. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • Groves Chapel. Wesleyan Chapel, now Co-op store. 1881-4. Grade II listed.

  • York Clarence Club.

  • Bootham & Monk Ward Conservative Club. Now disused.

  • 36 and 38, Clarence Street. House and shop. c1845. Grade II listed.

  • 34, Clarence Street. Shop and flat. Mid C19. Grade II listed.

  • 32, Clarence Street. House. Mid C19. Grade II listed.

Haxby Road[edit]

  • Joseph Rowntree Memorial Library, Haxby Road, York. 1927. Grade II listed.

Heworth[edit]

  • Summerhouse approx. 60m north of Heworth Croft. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • Heworth Croft, Heworth Green. House. c1842. Grade II listed.

  • Heworth Grange, 45 Heworth Green. Now Heworth Green Surgery. Dated 1861.

  • 26 Heworth Green. House, now nursery. c1835. Grade II listed.

  • 44, Heworth Green and 1 Mill Lane, York. Two houses, now house and flats. c1835-40. Grade II listed.

  • 46, Heworth Green. House. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • Heworth Moor House, 56 Heworth Green. House, c1849.

  • The Heworth Inn; formerly The Shoulder of Mutton.

  • 98 and 100, Heworth Green. Mirrored pair of houses. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • 104 Heworth Green. House. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • Gate standards, gates and railings to front of numbers 104 and 106 Heworth Green, York. Grade II listed.

  • 108 Heworth Green York. House. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • Holy Trinity Church, East Parade. Grade II listed.

  • Heworth CE Primary School, Heworth Road. 1873.

  • Nag's Head Heworth, Heworth Road. Q2 C19.

  • 70 Heworth Village. Former inn, now house. Grade II listed.

  • 97 Heworth Village. House; now flats. c1790, later altered. Grade II listed.

  • Sparrow Cottage 58 Heworth Village. House. c1815, later altered. Grade II listed.

  • The Walnut Tree public house, Heworth Village.

  • Heworth Methodist Church, Heworth Village.

  • The Kiosk, Monk Stray. Grade II listed.

  • The Herdmans Cottage, Malton Road. Grade II listed.

  • Stone on Monk Stray. Grade II listed.

High Petergate[edit]

  • Christian Science Reading Room. Grade II listed.

  • 12-18 High Petergate. Tenements now shops. Grade II listed.

  • York Arms public house. Grade II listed.

  • Eagle & Child High public house. Grade II* listed.

  • 7 High Petergate. C17 house, now shop and offices. Grade II listed

  • 13, High Petergate, York. House, now shop. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • 21 High Petergate. Grade II listed.

Jewbury & St Maurice's Road[edit]

  • Rockingham House, Jewbury, York. Grade II listed.

  • Ice House, St Maurice's Road, York. Grade II listed.

King's Manor, York[edit]

  • Courtyard King's Manor. Grade I listed.

King's Staith, York[edit]

  • Kings Arms public house. Grade II listed.

King Street[edit]

  • Stone Roses Bar (formerly The Grapes public house), 4 King Street. c1860. Grade II listed.

Lawrence Street, York[edit]

  • Tuke House. Late c18 house, later a working men's club, now student housing. Grade II listed.

  • Waggon & Horses public house. Grade II listed.

  • Rose & Crown public house. Grade II listed.

Leeman Road, York[edit]

  • Former North Eastern Railway Goods Station; now railway museum. Grade II listed.

Lendal, York[edit]

  • 2, Lendal. Congregational chapel; now restaurants. 1816, converted and altered 1929. Grade II listed.

  • House of the Trembling Madness public house. Grade II listed.

  • Lendal House, 11 Lendal. Office building, now shop. Late C19. Grade II listed.

  • General Post Office, 22 Lendal. Dated 1884. Grade II listed.

Little Stonegate, York[edit]

  • 8 and 10 Little Stonegate. Pair of houses. c1825. Grade II listed.

Marygate, York[edit]

  • Wall, railings and lamp standards at St Olave's Church. Grade II listed.

  • Tomb of William Etty, St Olave's churchyard. Grade II listed.

  • 28, Marygate. House, now office and workshop. Late C17. Grade II listed.

  • 30 Marygate. Early C19 House. Grade II listed.

  • Grade 32 and 34 Marygate, York. Two houses. c1800. Grade II listed.

  • 40 and 42 Marygate. House, now 2 houses. c1760. Grade II listed.

  • The Garth. School, now house. Grade II listed.

  • Roots restaurant. Formerly The Bay Horse public house. 1893-94. Grade II listed.

Micklegate[edit]

  • The Falcon Tap public house. Grade II listed.

  • The Nags Head. Grade II listed.

  • The Priory. Grade II listed.

  • Brigantes public house. Closed 2020. Grade II listed.

Minster Yard[edit]

  • The Deanery. House. 1938-9. By Rutherford and Symes. Grade II listed.

  • 1, 2, 2a, and 3, Minster Court, York. Four houses. Late C17 and early C18 remodelling of C14, C15 and C16 structures. Grade II* listed.

  • Wall, gates and gate piers, 1 Minster Yard. Wall and gates c1900, re-using C17 gate piers. Grade II* listed.

  • 4 Minster Yard. Early C18 house. Grade II listed.

  • 6 Minster Yard, York. Grade II* listed.

  • Lamp standard. c1860. Grade II listed.

  • Former Minster Song School, Minster Yard.
    School. 1830-33. Closed 2020.

Monkgate[edit]

  • 62, 64 and 66, Monkgate, York. Terrace of 3 houses. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • 54, 56 and 58 Monkgate. Row of 3 houses. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • 48, Monkgate. House, later shop and offices. c1770. Grade II listed.

  • 46, Monkgate. House, later shop and offices. c1770. Grade II listed.

  • 44 Monkgate. House. Built shortly after 1723; later alterations. George Hudson lived here. Grade II listed.

  • 42, Monkgate. House. 1828. Grade II listed.

  • Middleton House, 38 Monkgate. c1700. Grade II* listed.

  • 36, Monkgate. House. 1796-8 with earlier remains. Grade II listed.

  • County House, 32 Monkgate. The former County Hospital. 1849-1851. Grade II listed.

  • 30, Monkgate. House. c1835, later alterations. Grade II listed.

  • 28, Monkgate. Shop and flat. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • The Keystones, 4 Monkgate. Grade II listed.

  • Christmas lights at Monk Bar, viewed from Monkgate.

  • 19 and 21, Monkgate. Two houses, now flats. Dated 1812. Grade II listed.

  • The Black Horse public house. Grade II listed.

  • 37, Monkgate. House. c1847 with remains dating from 1794. Grade II listed.

  • 39, Monkgate. House, now guesthouse. 1794. Grade II listed.

  • 45 to 51 Monkgate. Four houses, now houses and guesthouses. 1830-40. Grade II listed buildings.

  • 55, Monkgate. House. c1812. Grade II listed.

  • Gate, wall and railings to number 55 Monkgate. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • 57 and 59, Monkgate. Pair of houses, now shop and flats. c1835. Grade II listed.

  • 65, Monkgate. House. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • 67 and 69, Monkgate. Pair of houses. 1812-14. Grade II listed.

Museum Gardens[edit]

  • Remains of St Marys Abbey, Museum Gardens, York. Grade I listed.

  • Railings and gates forming south west boundary of Museum Gardens. Grade II listed.

  • The lodge and gates, Museum Gardens. Grade II listed.

  • Anglian Tower. Defensive tower. Probably C7 AD on Roman footings. Grade I listed.

  • Multangular Tower, Museum Gardens, York. Grade I listed.

  • Yorkshire Museum. Grade I listed.

  • Curators House, Museum Gardens, York. House, now offices and store. 1844.

  • St Mary's Tower York. 1324, repaired 1644 following Civil War damage. Grade I listed.

  • Defensive wall. 1250-70. Grade I listed.

Museum Street[edit]

  • Lendal Hill House. Grade II listed.

  • Pump engine house, Museum Street. 1836. Now the Star Inn The City. Grade II listed.

  • Drinking fountain. Dated 1880. Grade II listed.

  • St Leonards Hospital, York. Grade I listed.

  • Central Library, York. 1927, 1938 extension. Grade II listed.

  • Club chambers and railings, 15 Museum Street. Offices. 1875. Grade II listed.

Navigation Road, York[edit]

  • Rowntree Wharf, Navigation Road, York. Grade II listed.

New Walk, York[edit]

  • Pikeing Well, New Walk, York. Grade II* listed.

North Street, York[edit]

  • Church Cottages. Row of 3 cottages. Late C15. Grade II* listed.

  • 33 North Street, York. House c.1850. Grade II listed.

  • 39 North Street, 1 Tanner Row.Originally late C15 house. Grade II* listed.

  • 39 North Street, 1 Tanner Row. Originally late C15 house.

Nunnery Lane, York[edit]

  • St Thomas's Hospital, rebuilt 1862, now flats. Grade II listed.

  • Victoria Bar. Opened 1838. Grade I listed.

Ogleforth & Chapter House Street[edit]

  • The Dutch House, Ogleforth. House. c1650.

  • 9 Ogleforth. Early C19 house. Grade II listed.

  • 11 Ogleforth. Early C18 house. Grade II listed.

  • Cromwell House, 13 Ogleforth, York. House. c1700. Grade II* listed.

  • 5 Chapter House Street and 16, 18 & 20 Ogleforth York. C16 house with stables (now garages). Grade II listed.

  • 1 Chapter House Street. Grade II listed.

  • 4 & 6 Chapter House Street. Grade II listed.

Patrick Pool, York[edit]

  • Pivni public house, Patrick Pool, York. Grade II* listed.

Pavement, York[edit]

  • 55 and 56, Fossgate, 30, Pavement. Row of three houses, now one shop. c1796. Grade II listed.

  • 26 and 28, Pavement, York. House, now shops and offices. c1700. Grade II listed.

  • 24, Pavement. House with shop. c1800. Grade II listed.

  • 18, 20 and 22, Pavement. Public house, now shops and offices. Dated 1893. Grade II listed.

  • Golden Fleece Inn, 16 Pavement. Public house. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • The Herbert House, 12 and 14 Pavement. House, now shop and offices. Early C17. Grade I listed.

  • 8, Pavement. House, now part of bank. Mid C19. Grade II listed.

  • 6, Pavement. House, now part of bank. Early C18. Grade II listed.

  • All Saints Church, Pavement. Grade I listed.

Peasholme Green, York[edit]

  • St Cuthbert’s Church. Grade I listed.

  • Constantine's Cross. Grade II listed.

  • St Anthony's Hall. Guildhall. Guildhall; 1446-53. Grade I listed.

  • The Black Swan Inn. Grade II* listed.

  • Hiscox building. Offices. c2015.

Piccadilly[edit]

  • Banana warehouse. 1925.

  • Swinson House. Former Government offices. 1939.

  • Ryedale House in 2021.

Precentors Court, York[edit]

  • 2, 3, 4, and 4a, Precentors Court. Row of four houses. Early C18. Grade II* listed.

  • 2, 3, 4, and 4a, Precentors Court. Row of four houses. Early C18. Grade II* listed.

  • 5, Precentors Court. House, early C18. Grade II* listed.

  • 6 And 7, Precentors Court. Pair of houses. Mid C19. Grade II listed.

  • Fenton House, 9 Precentors Court. House. Early C18. Grade II* listed.

  • 10 Precentors Court. Early C18 house incorporating remains of C15 house. Grade II* listed.

Rougier Street, York[edit]

  • 15, 16 & 17 Rougier Street. Two houses and shop. c1842. Grade II listed.

  • Malmaison hotel. A converted 1960s office block, opened 2021.

St Andrewgate, York[edit]

  • 48 and 50 St Andrewgate. Grade II listed.

  • 32 to 38 St Andrewgate. Fire station and house; now flats. 1845. Grade II listed.

  • 28 and 30 St Andrewgate. House. Mid C18. Grade II listed.

  • St Andrew’s Church. Grade II* listed.

  • 20 St Andrewgate. Grade II* listed.

  • Former drill hall. Grade II listed.

St Leonard's Place, York[edit]

  • De Grey Rooms. Built 1841-42 by GT Andrews for Yorkshire Hussars Annual Mess. Grade II* listed.

St Sampson's Square[edit]

  • 5, St Sampsons Square. Inn, now cafe part of department store. Early C18. Grade II listed.

  • 6, St Sampsons Square, York. House, now part of department store. Mid C18. Grade II listed.

  • 7, St Sampsons Square, York. House, now part of department store. Probably early C16, refronted early C18. Grade II* listed.

  • Roman Bath public house, 9 St Sampson's Square. 1929-31, incorporating remains of C4 Roman bath-house. Grade II* listed.

  • The Three Cranes public house, 11 St Sampson's Square. Mid C18. Grade II listed

St Saviour's Place, York[edit]

  • Peaseholme House, St Saviour's Place. Grade II* listed.

  • 11 St Saviour's Place. Grade II listed.

  • 14 St Saviour's Place. House with attached front garden wall, gate and railings. Mid C18. Grade II listed.

St Saviourgate, York[edit]

  • 1-7 St Saviourgate. Grade II listed.

  • Central Methodist Church, St Saviourgate. Grade II* listed.

  • Central Methodist Church, St Saviourgate. Grade II* listed.

  • St Saviourgate Unitarian Chapel. Grade II* listed.

  • St Saviour's Church. Grade II* listed.

  • St Saviour's Church. Grade II* listed.

Shambles[edit]

  • W Hamond at 9 Shambles, York

Skeldergate, York[edit]

  • Skeldergate House Hotel. Grade II* listed.

  • Skeldergate House Hotel. Grade II* listed.

  • Lady Anne Middletons Hotel. Grade Ii* listed.

  • Lady Anne Middletons Hotel. Grade Ii* listed.

  • Lady Anne Middletons Hotel. Grade Ii* listed.

  • Lady Anne Middletons Hotel. Grade Ii* listed.

  • Lady Anne Middletons Hotel. Grade Ii* listed.

  • Joseph Terry memorial almshouses. Grade II listed.

  • Joseph Terry memorial almshouses. Grade II listed.

  • Joseph Terry memorial almshouses. Grade II listed.

  • Former organ-builder's workshop. Grade II listed.

  • 51 Skeldergate. Grade II listed.

  • 52 Skeldergate. Grade II listed.

South Esplanade[edit]

  • 1 to 3 Friars Terrace, inc. 8 Peckitt Street. Terrace of 4 houses; garden gates, railings. c1855. Grade II listed.

  • Numbers 1-5 South Esplanade. Terrace of 5 houses; garden gates, railings. c1865. Grade II listed.

Stonegate, York[edit]

  • 33 Stonegate. Grade II* listed.

  • The Norman House. Remains of C12 hall-house. Grade I listed.

Tanner Row[edit]

  • 39 North Street & 1 Tanner Row. C15 house, later alterations. Grade II* listed.

  • 7 Tanner Row. Early C18 house, altered in early C19. Grade II listed.

Terry Avenue, York[edit]

  • The Bonding Warehouse. Grade II listed.

  • The Bonding Warehouse. Grade II listed.

  • The Bonding Warehouse. Grade II listed.

Tower Street[edit]

  • 9, Tower Place, York. Defensive tower c1250. Grade II* listed.

  • City walls attached to Tower Place. Probably late C13. Grade I listed.

  • 3 & 4 Tower Street. C19 houses. Grade II listed.

  • 6 & 7 Tower Street. Pair of houses. Grade II listed.

  • 8, 9, 10, 10A and B, Tower Street. Four shops. Mid C19. Grade II listed.

  • 11 and 12, Tower Street. Pair of houses. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • 13 and 14, Tower Street. Pair of houses. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • Castle Museum, formerly Female Prison. Grade I listed.

Walmgate, York[edit]

  • St Denys's Church. Parish church. C14 / C15. Grade I listed.

  • 8 And 8A, Walmgate. Mid C18 pair of houses. Grade II listed.

  • 9, Walmgate. Inn. Mid C18. Grade II listed.

  • 11 And 11A, Walmgate. House. Mid C18. Grade II listed.

  • 13, Walmgate, York. House with shop. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • The Watergate Inn. Late C18 inn. Grade II listed.

  • 15, Walmgate, York. House. c1830. Grade II listed.

  • 17, Walmgate. House. Early C19 / mid C18. Grade II listed.

  • 19, 21 and 23, Walmgate. Three houses. Late C17 and early C18. Grade II listed.

  • 25 Walmgate. Late C17 house. Grade II listed.

  • 26 and 28 Walmgate. Late C18 house.

  • 32, Walmgate. House, now shop. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • 34, Walmgate. House, now nursery. c1700 and early C18. Grade II listed.

  • 50-58 Walmgate. Four houses. Early C19. Grade II listed.

  • 35 and 37, Walmgate. House. c1740. Grade II listed.

  • 64 and 66, Walmgate. Pair of houses. c1850. Grade II listed.

  • 65, 67, 69 And 69A, Walmgate. Terrace of four houses. c1840. Grade II listed.

  • 68 and 70, Walmgate. House. c1700. Grade II* listed.

  • 73, Walmgate. House. Early C16 / c1700. Grade II listed.

  • 75, Walmgate. Shops and offices. C15; late C17 / early C18. Grade II listed.

  • 77, Walmgate. Timber-framed building, part dating from C15. Grade II* listed.

  • The Press office, 84-86 Walmgate.

  • 100 and 102, Walmgate. Pair of houses.

  • Gate to St Margaret Church, Walmgate. Grade II listed.

  • Bowes Morrell House, 111 Walmgate. House. c1400. Grade II* listed.

  • 114, Walmgate. Lodging house. c1890. Grade II listed.

  • Walmgate Bar. Grade I listed.

Wellington Row[edit]

  • Electricity sub-station in Wellington Row, York. Grade II listed.

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