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Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only. Y/COU/3/12/241/5 was not used.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only. Y/COU?3/12/245/4 was not used.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

The magazine was initially published twice a year and included articles about the school, staff, pupils and school clubs. The magazine was published annually from around the 1950s onwards. Incomplete set. For earlier editions please see Y/EDU/1/3/1.

File containing correspondence created in Octobber 1971 during Alderman Richard Scruton's term of office as Lord Mayor of York

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Files for individuals who received their freedom by patrimony or by apprenticeship only.

Includes information on absent voters, staff, polling, proxy lists, printing, expenses, premises, nominations and casual vacancies.

Includes papers relating to election results, nominations, ballots, proxy lists, letters, forms, absent voters, staff, premises and election expenses.

Includes place of registration, masters name and owners name and address. First volume missing.

Includes details of each vessel, its cargo and destination.

Includes monthly accounts for dues and towage, as well as returns from the Ouse Navigation Company for Hull and York.

The carbon copies contain details of charges due for each vessel, the name of the captain and master, and particulars of the boat.

Includes returns of births and deaths

Annual returns of all lunatics by the Clerk of the York Board of Guardians. Lists name, age, gender and residence (for example, name of asylum or other residence) of all lunatics chargeable to the York Poor Law Union.

Lists name of lunatic, name of poor law union paying the charges, and date of admission. Includes pauper lunatics as well as private and criminal patients. From 1918 returns include a list of 'Service lunatics' from WW1 [note that there are gaps in the series]

Correspondence and associated papers relating to administrative matters of the Joint Board and the management of Whixley Institution for the Mentally Deficient. May contain some references to patients/cases.

General administrative correspondence relating to precautions under the responsibility of the Health Department.

Health Department correspondence files relating to air raid precautions (organised by subject). Includes correspondence and related papers.

Includes correspondence and related papers regarding feeding the population of York in an emergency and providing communal feeding facilities (British Restaurants).

Includes details of money paid by pleasure boats passing through Naburn Lock.

Copies of letters sent by the River Manager.

Incoming correspondence sent to the manager of Naburn Lock.

This series primarily includes rules and bye-laws pertaining to the Humber Conservancy.

Glass plate negatives with public health information on the prevention, spread and treatment of Tuberculosis. Includes statistical slides and slides with text.

Images of housing in York, including the demolition of houses in front of silo in Garden Place, Hungate

Complete series of sheets for the period. There are a number of sheets per year, and include a pen-drawn line showing the water levels. Scale half inch to one foot. Sheets for 1939 are missing.

PLEASE REQUEST THIS ITEM ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE - HELD IN OFFSITE STORAGE

Black and white photographs of slaughterhouses in York. Includes images of slaughterhouses in Barbican Place, and Clementhorpe

Includes general correspondence, and questionnaires and replies containing members' details.

Includes general administration files.

Includes general administration files.

Includes papers and additional correspondence relating to the Crash Plan.

Includes messages from key members and papers regarding the need for Civil Defence.

Includes one circular, papers regarding mobilisation and deployment and a report by Marshall and Pengilley.

Press cuttings relating to civil defence air raids during World War Two (1939 - 1941).

Includes a book about the weather and ways to measure it, and correspondence between the Royal Observer Corps and the Home Guard.

Includes papers relating to premises owned or hired by the York Civil Defence Association. Also includes plans and maps relating to the construction of garages for the Civil Defence Corps.

Includes papers relating to the publicity of Civil Defence roles, and public screenings of Civil Defence films.

Includes papers relating to various quizzes open to Civil Defence members.

Comprises records relating to Hope Street, Albert Street and Long Close Lane.
Includes correspondence; lists of properties, owners, and required improvements; lists of premises stating numbers of occupants and occupations; plans of individual houses; and lists of removals and rehousing.

Includes correspondence; a detailed statement of the Hope Street Area Improvement Scheme, including occupations of tenants; plan of the clearance area; printed resolutions of York Council committees, 1924; copy of the Hope Street Improvement Order, 1925; lists of properties and occupiers/owners; blank forms; newspapers with printed public notices of schemes; two copies of the Medical Officer of Health's 'Report on the Sanitary Conditions of Hungate, 1908'; objections; notes from interviews with Ministry of Health officials; procedures to follow to enact an order; draft copies of wording for the Hope Street Improvement Scheme; printed lists of Freemen for Micklegate Ward (1890s); rough notes on unhealthy houses; estimates of costs; summaries of housing in the area; and rough notes; and death and disease rates in the area.

Includes correspondence files regarding the crash, as well as newspaper clippings and official casualty lists. The bomber crasher in Nunthorpe Grove.

Staff registers including salary details and length of time served with the York Corporation. The volumes primarily cover the Town Clerk's Office.

Includes electrical and radio notes for wireless operators, training reports, correspondence regarding enemy weaponry, premises papers and details of exercise 'Leap'.

Files of circulars, memoranda and accompanying correspondence relating to the work of the Civil Defence Association in York. Also includes some indexes to circulars.

Includes correspondence, minutes and agendas for meetings of the Civil Defence Committee, including details relating to the creation of an Establishment Committee and emergency committees.

Includes rules for the National Civil Defence competitions, as well as the Wireless competition. Also includes some information about competition processes and briefs.

Papers relating to the management of Civil Defence control centres,

Comprises a list of names of York Streets and a public notice.

Papers relating to the widening and improvement of Little Blake Street (Duncombe Place).

Comprises sales particulars and a printed public notice regarding land surplus to the street widening of Skeldergate.

Indexes and lists of Civil Defence files.

Includes financial returns and paperwork regarding the expenditure of the Civil Defence Association in York.

Includes papers regarding the organisation of hospitals and hospital-based exercises. Also includes associated correspondence.

Includes correspondence and circulars relating to Civil Defence in industry.

Minutes of meetings of the Civil Defence Assocation, including committee meetings.

Includes pictures of the Head Wardens for York, Chief Warden's correspondence, Chief Warden's circulars and information about the numbers of paid and unpaid wardens.

Includes the ten year report, the knitting report and one correspondence file regarding the work of the service.

Details recorded include: number in rate book; address; name and address of owner or agent; name of responsible tenant; names of other tenants or sub-tenants; number of persons normally sleeping in rooms; size and use of rooms; and number of persons allowed per room. Note that the information recorded varies from sheet to sheet.

Notebooks used by housing inspectors to record rough notes on visits to individual properties in The Groves , Layerthorpe and Walmgate. The books appear to be notes of visits carried out in response to objections when a house was declared unfit.

Alehouse registers of recognizances for various dates and wards including the Ainsty as follows:

1. York and Ainsty alehouses 1646
2. Ainsty alehouses 164.
3. York and Ainsty licensed malsters 1646-1647
4. York and Ainsty alehouses 1647
5. Ainsty alehouses 1647
6. York and Ainsty alehouses 1648
7. Ainsty alehouses 1648
8. York and Ainsty alehouses 1656
9. York and Ainsty alehouses 1660
10. York and Ainsty alehouses 1662
11. York and Ainsty alehouses 1663
12. Ainsty alehouses collected fragments [undated]
13. York alehouses collected fragements [undated]
14. Alehouse licences with soliders billeted in houses 1720-1730s
15. York and Ainsty alehouses 1754 with soldiers billeted in houses 1754
16. York and Ainsty alehouses 1755
17. York and Ainsty alehouses 1756 with soldiers billeted in houses 1756
18. York alehouses [c.1755-1775]
19. Ainsty alehouses 1763
    20 York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1765
20. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1766
21. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1767
22. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1768
    24.York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1769
23. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1770
24. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1771
25. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1772
26. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1773
27. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1774
28. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1775
29. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1776
30. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1777
31. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1778
32. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1779
33. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1782
34. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1783
35. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1784
36. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1785
37. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1786
38. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehouseheepers 1787
39. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1788
40. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1789
41. York and Ainsty alphebetical list of alehousekeepers 1790
42. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1792
43. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1793
44. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1794
45. York and Ainsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1795
46. York and Ainsty alphebetical list of alehousekeepers 1796
47. York and AInsty alphabetical list of alehousekeepers 1803

Registers of electors eligible to vote in parochial elections. Please note, these items are a duplicate set of registers - our full set of registers can be found in the Archives Reading Room.

Registers of electors eligible to vote in local government elections.

Scrapbooks containing photographs and newspaper cuttings concerning W A Forster Todd's tenure as Lord Mayor. Also includes volumes of letters and cards received.

Files of correspondence relating to the organisation of the festivities that took place on the occassion of Lord Mayor's Day when Alderman William Horsman took office.

Files of correspondence relating to the organisation of the festivities that took place on the occassion of Lord Mayor's Day when Harold De Bourg Chapman de Bourg took office.

Documents relating to the organisation of the festivities that took place on the occassion of Lord Mayor's Day, when Alderman Ernest Harwood took office.

Correspondence files created by the office of the Lord Mayor of York.

Notebook containing details of the cash accounts of Alderman Charles Oliver compiled during his term of office as Lord Mayor of York.

Wages books for members of staff of the council Welfare department, specialising in children's welfare.

Includes a pamphlet 'A friendly Parting Shot at the Defeated and Discomfited Free Library Committee' (with covering letter), a flyer entitled 'Mr. George Leeman's Last Words to his Fellow Citizens, November 11th, 1881', one catalogue of books held in the library, a collection of newspaper articles collected by the York Free Library Committee, correspondence files and architectural drawings.

Includes:
E83: Book containing receipts and payments in respect of cremitt monies, 1651-1660;
E84: Register book of persons entitled to 'cremitt' money and other charities; also extracts from wills, together with the names of persons in St Catherine's and St Thomas's Hospitals etc, 1719-1836.

Papers of the Town Clerk. Comprises correspondence files, printed annual reports and minutes of the Yorkshire Casual Poor Assistance Committee, and printed Acts.

Includes an introduction to the society and an incomplete set of reunion dinner menus, 1947-1961. Reunions were held twice a year, in Spring and November.

Includes correspondence received from members of the public in relation to the activities of the Art Gallery. Arranged semi-chronologically, the correspondence has been grouped together by theme or by correspondant.