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Husgabel roll
Y/FIN/2/1/1 · Item · c.1284
Part of York Civic Archive

Husgabel (husgabulum) or gavelgeld, were terms used at York for a tax paid paid to the king or archbishop on house properties. This is an incomplete record of husgabel covering the areas of Goodramgate (?), Bootham, Monkgate, and Micklegate, and the amounts recorded were payable to King Edward I. It is the earliest surviving record produced by the civic authorities in York.
Note that in his catalogue of York's civic records, William Giles incorrectly identifed this roll as a chamberlain's roll [Catalogue of the charters, house books, freemen's rolls ... and other ... old documents belonging to the Corporation of York ... compiled by William Giles, 1909].

Y/HEA/1/12 · Item · 1897-1932
Part of York Civic Archive

Volume containing various facts concerning the work of the City Engineer in relation to the work of the Urban Sanitary Authority and the Health Department. Includes, for example, traffic statistics, details concerning lighting and scavenging; information on street improvements, houses and sewerage and sanitation; quantities of refuse removed; testing of bricks in York City Asylum and a range of other statistics and facts. Indexed by subject.

Newspaper cuttings book
Y/HEA/1/14/4 · Item · 1911-1912
Part of York Civic Archive

Cuttings of newspaper articles concerning the Royal Sanitary Institute Congress in York. Also includes examples of printed literature for the congress.

Y/HEA/1/14/5 · Item · Feb-Nov 1912
Part of York Civic Archive

Comprises minutes of the various committees and sub-committees responsible for organising the Congress. Includes original copies of minutes inserted in front of volume.

Lantern slide, flea
Y/HEA/10/1/1/10 · Item · no date [early 20th century]
Part of York Civic Archive

Slide belonging to Edmund Moody Smith (Medical Officer of Health). Microscopic image of a flea.

Y/HEA/2/2/2 · Item · 1899-1906
Part of York Civic Archive

Comprises bound annual reports of the Deputy Medical Officer of Health and the Medical Officer of Health for the years 1898 -1905. Also includes special reports on: the prevalence of typhoid fever In York (1900); St Helens Infant Milk Depot (1901); the British Congress on Tuberculosis (1901); the proposal for a housing investigation in York (1905).

Y/HEA/2/7 · Item · Dec 1965-Jan 1974
Part of York Civic Archive

Comprises summary reports of unsanitary houses, food analyses, notices served under the public health act, applications for licenses and other matters reported to the Health Committee.

Y/HEA/3/1/1 · Item · 1910-1914
Part of York Civic Archive

Includes inspections of insanitary conditions in houses, lodging houses, slaughterhouses and insanitary food. Reports of insanitary conditions in houses include the address, names of occupiers, nature of the insanitary condition, and recommendations for improvement. Indexed by street

Y/HEA/3/1/2 · Item · 1933-1934
Part of York Civic Archive

Includes inspections of insanitary conditions in houses (including overcrowding), lodging houses, slaughterhouses and food. Reports of insanitary conditions in houses include the address, names of occupiers, nature of the insanitary condition, and recommendations for improvement. Indexed by street

Y/HEA/3/1/3 · Item · 1935-1937
Part of York Civic Archive

Includes inspections of insanitary conditions in houses (including overcrowding), lodging houses, slaughterhouses and food. Reports of insanitary conditions in houses include the address, names of occupiers, nature of the insanitary condition, and recommendations for improvement. Indexed by street

Y/HEA/3/1/4 · Item · 1937-1938
Part of York Civic Archive

Includes inspections of insanitary conditions in houses (including overcrowding), lodging houses, slaughterhouses and food. Reports of insanitary conditions in houses include the address, names of occupiers, nature of the insanitary condition, and recommendations for improvement. Indexed by street

Register of Factories
Y/HEA/3/10 · Item · 1940s-1960s
Part of York Civic Archive

Sanitary inspections carried out under the Factories Act 1937. Includes name of business, owner, occupier and address. Also provides details of sanitary conditions, ventilation, area of rooms, and results of inspections. Note that the information recorded varies for each factory.