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Black and white photograph, showing the upper room in the Black Swan Inn. Taken by Northern Echo.

Photograph of staircase. Taken by Northern Echo.

Photograph of staircase. Taken by Northern Echo.

Photograph of staircase. Taken by Northern Echo.

Photograph of staircase. Taken by Northern Echo.

Photograph of the Black Swan Inn, with ARP sign.

Magazine article re Black Swan Inn, with black and white photograph and text.

Two black and white photographs of the Black Swan Inn. By Thelma Willis and G Benson.

Black Swan Inn Black and white photograph. before removal of plaster.

Photos by A Finney of lost buildings in the area.

Tiles and Alabaster Figures in the vestibule of York Minster Chapter House.

Black and white photograph exterior door, Black Swan Inn. Northern Echo.

Showing the interior door and architrave of the Black Swan Inn. Copyright: Northern Echo.

Black and white photograph, showing buildings on the right demolished to make way for Piccadilly extension. St Crux is pictured in the centre.

One coloured postcard and one black and white postcard.

By J R Ridges.

Showing Wm Seale, brushmaker.

One colour postcard of drawing by HB Wimbush looking towards the Minster.

Looking towards the Minster.

One colour postcard of drawing by Rambler looking towards the Minster.

One colour postcard looking towards the Minster.

One colour postcard looking towards the Minster.

One black and white postcard looking towards the Minster. Valentine series

Looking towards the Minster.

Looking towards Bootham Bar.

Black and white photograph of the shop on the corner of High Petergate and Minster Gates.

Black and white photograph of the doorway.

Photograph of the York College for Girls entrance. Taken by Northern Echo.

Black and white photograph of the back of York College for Girls. Taken by Northern Echo.

Black and white photograph of the back of York College for Girls. Taken by Northern Echo.

Looking towards the Minster.

Black and white photograph of the back of York College for Girls. Taken by Northern Echo.

Black and white photograph of the back of York College for Girls. Taken by Northern Echo.

One black and white photograph taken by G Benson of linen and a traceried panelled door in Tate's cellar.

One black and white postcard of a drawing by Boddy looking towards the Minster.

Black and white photograph taken from a publication of an old drawing by Joseph Pike.

Black and white photograph taken from a publication of an old drawing.

One black and white photograph taken from a publication of the link extinguisher on the lintel of the house next to Young's Hotel.

Black and white photograph of Guy Fawkes House.

Looking towards the Minster by night. Page taken from a magazine.

Looking towards Bootham Bar.

Looking towards the Minster.

Two views of the corner of Low Petergate, taken about 74 years apart. One taken by Thelma Willis.

Black and white photograph of York College for Girls. Photo by Northern Echo.

Black and white photograph of the rear of Young's Hotel with St. Michael Le Belfrey parish room on the left.

One black and white postcard looking towards the Minster.

One black and white postcard looking towards the Minster.

One black and white postcard looking towards the Minster.

Looking towards Bootham Bar. By Hugh Murray.

Black and white photograph of fireplace at York College for Girls.

Black and white photograph of Guy Fawkes House. 2 copies.

Looking towards Bootham Bar. By Hugh Murray.

Looking towards the Minster. Photo Glen Wortley.

One black and white postcard looking towards the Minster. Delittle, Fenwick and Co. York.

One black and white postcard looking towards the Minster.

One black and white postcard looking towards the Minster. Valentine series.

Looking towards the Minster. Photographer Walter Scott.

Looking towards the Minster.

Memorials to James Russell and Daniel Poole.

Engraving.

Looking towards the Bar. Marked up a probably Fowler Jones.

Two black and white photographs showing the back and side elevations with Bootham Engineers in the background.

Looking towards the Minster.

One colour postcard showing view towards the Minster. F.Frith and Co. Reigate. No 30632.

Looking towards the Minster.

One black and white postcard looking towards Minster.

Two views of the corner of Goodramgate and Low Petergate, both taken from King's Square about 100 years apart. One taken by Thelma Willis, and includes her negative.

Looking towards the Minster with horse and cart and man and child stading outside a shop.

Black and white photograph taken during excavations showing the timber houses overlooking the site. Photograph mounted on card 'With Best Wishes' written underneath.

One colour postcard looking towards the Minster from original water colour drawings by Tom Dudley.

Looking towards the Minster. Photo taken by FA Smith.

Looking towards the Minster. Photo taken by Edward Yuill.

One black and white postcard looking towards Minster.

Two black and white photographs and hand drawn map showing work being done on house to add new shop front and plaster the upper portion of the building. Map shows camera positions for the two photos.

Two black and white photographs looking towards the Minster from slightly different locations and times.

One colour postcard looking towards the Minster.

Looking towards Parliament Street.

Black and white photograph of fireplace on first floor in Mr. Shaftoes office.

Black and white photograph of Mr. Shaftoes office.

Branch on the corner of High Ousegate and Nessgate.

Black and white photograph of rainwater head.

Front elevation.

Front elevation.

Front elevation.

Front elevation.

From 'City of our Dreams' by JB Morrell.

One small black and white etching of buildings in Low Ousegate, probably made in the early 19th century. One of R. Hawkswell's Antique Series (No. 2).

One small black and white etching of buildings in Low Ousegate, probably made in the early 19th century. One of R. Hawkswell's Antique Series (No. 2).

One illustrated black and white Christmas card, taken from a drawing by H. Cave, in turn taken from 'Antiquities of York' published by R. Ackerman, London in 1813.

Black and white photograph of a drawing made in August 1832, of a doorway in High Ousegate showing cheek pieces. Further information on the reverse of the image.