Jorvik Puppets, St Sampson's Square. Photo Michael Dobson, Leeds.
Viking game: Viking fair, Parliament Street. Photo Michael Dobson, Leeds.
Albermarle Road can be seen in the background.
Photo by Thwaites.
Photo by Gowland and Co.
One black and white photo by B. Taylor.
One black and white photo by Coverdale and Sons Ltd, York.
Portrait of Mr Edward Wilfred Taylor, managing director of Cooke, Troughton & Sims (until 1956).
Portrait of Mr Edward Wilfred Taylor, managing director of Cooke, Troughton & Sims (until 1956).
One engraving by W.Hall, from a photograph.
One painting of Charles Waterton, aged 42 (a further painting of Charles Waterton by Charles Wilson Peale is held in the National Gallery, London).
Photo by Debenham.
Copyright: Fox Photo York.
Black and white photograph from the Northern Echo.
Taken prior to 1903 (when the song school was established in Minster Yard) when the choristers were educated at the Archbishop Holgate School.
View of the rear garden of the newly-built 31 Heworth Hall Drive. The chimneys of Heworth Hall can be seen in the background.
View down newly-built Heworth Hall Drive looking towards land which later became Walney Road. Building on the left was the coach house for Heworth Hall.
An imposing villa built in 1830, demolished in 1934. The house and 12 acres of building ground had been sold in 1928 for housing. Builders Sherry, Temple and Caffrey built the houses known as Heworth Hall Drive and Walney Road. The coach house remained, b
The lock keepers cottage at Yearsley Bridge was offered to the Watch Committee in 1882 as a residence for a police constable at a rent of one shilling a week. But the Constable, in addition to normal duties, was required to operate the sluices of the lock
Stonemasons working on what is probably a restoration of the Central Tower. Man at rear could be Fred Smith, Stonemason.
Probably 1920s when the first floodlighting of the Minster and the Bars was installed. This was generated by gas and operated by the Gas Board.
Fitting of steel headstocks to Minster bells.
Far left: Charles Green; far right: Jesse Green (Clerk of works). Photo: Yorkshire Herald.
Front row left - Jesse Green (clerk of works); back 2nd left - Charles Green. Photo: Yorkshire Herald.
Black and white photograph.
Pinnacle. Photo: Yorkshire Herald.
With left hand tower scaffolded in wood. The old Minster stoneyard is in the foreground (later the Purey Cust hospital).
House and row of cottages, the lowers of which was the blacksmiths.
Bond Garth Mews. The row of cottages at the side were demolished when the Methodist Church was built.
Corner of School Street and York Road. WJ Parker the chemist was a purpose-built shop at the end of this terrace, which was originally Albert Terrace. Parker sold to Boots in the 1950's. Next door is a butcher's shop and next to that Jeffrey's, a bakery.
Black and white photo published by BTHA.
Snap Your Street' entry.
Snap Your Street' entry.
Black and white photo published by BTHA.
Black and white photograph from the Northern Echo.
Tuscan House on the corner of Grove Terrace. Demolished 1965.
Black and white photograph from the Northern Echo.
Black and white photograph from the Northern Echo.
Painting of the monument.
Black and white photograph from the Northern Echo.
Black and white photo of end house showing Grove Terrace street sign.
Black and white photo showing part of Acomb WMC and street sign.
Black and white photo showing what is possibly an old farm house.
Black and white photo showing Insurance Broker's Office adjacent to roundabout.
Black and white photograph from the Northern Echo.
Black and white photo showing houses.
Black and white photo looking east.
Black and white photo looking west.
Colour photo of Bishopthorpe Road and Bishopgate Street taken from the Bar Walls.
Black and white photograph from the Northern Echo.
Colour photo of Lilac Avenue. 'Snap Your street' entry.
Black and white photograph from the Northern Echo.
Black and white photograph from the Northern Echo.
Colour photo of St Cecilia Place. 'Snap Your Street' entry.
Colour photo of St Helen's Road showing the Sports Club. 'Snap Your Street' entry.
Unattributed ground plan.
Black and white photo of Newshaws shop window.
Black and white photo of the entrance to Chancery Court.
Showing pollarded trees.
Black and white photo of White Hall Cottages on Front Street, Acomb.
Drawing by E. Ridsdale Tate.
Black and white photo of cottages in Front Street, before demolition.
Black and white photo of cottages in Front Street, before being converted into shops.
Black and white photo of several shops on Front Street, Acomb.
Showing the building after restoration.
Black and white photo of four houses on Front Street, before being demolished and replaced with a row of shops.
Black and white photo of fields of Westfield farm taken from Askham Lane.
Black and white photo of new housing occupying the site of Tuscan House.
Black and white photo of Front Street at the junction with Green Lane.
Coloured drawing marked 'Presented by Thomas Myers, Royal Cattle Spice Mills, York'.
Rear view of a cottage on Front Street, Acomb.
Colour photo of York Festival and Mystery Plays.
Colour photo of York Festival and Mystery Plays taken by B. C. Jackson.
Colour photo of York Festival and Mystery Plays taken by Erick Clark.
Colour photo of York Festival and Mystery Plays taken by Dr R. G. Lawler.
Colour photo of York Festival and Mystery Plays taken by Joan Paley.
Colour photo of York Festival and Mystery Plays taken by D. M. Harper.
Colour photo of York Festival and Mystery Plays taken by Susanna Yates.
Black and white photograph of a drawing.
Colour photo of York Festival and Mystery Plays taken by Mollie Toy.
Black and white photo of a child and oversized Lewis Chessmen from York Festival and Mystery Plays by Michael J. Dobson (Frame the Festival Competition, series 2, number 2).
Colour photo of re-enactor and public from York Festival and Mystery Plays by Tony Furnandiz (Frame the Festival Competition, series 9, number 5).
Christmas Card from J. B. Morrell.
Black and white photo from York Festival and Mystery plays by Lucy Potter (Frame the Festival, series 18, number 5).
Snap Your Street' entry.
Snap Your Street' entry.