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The Robert Sutton Memorial or Fringe Fund, York: scheme for the regulation of charity.

For York City. (Draft) scheme and notice.

Photocopy only.

Annual report.

Poem with a letter attached addressed to the City Library in York.

The sheet is a section from the Millstone Grit of Howden Moors across the Yorkshire coalfield through to Garforth and Brayton.

The notice is with regards to the ending of slavery on 1 August 1834.

The notice was to announce the opening of the new branch on 1st July 1854.

The transcript is of a charter dated 16 July 1283, restoring the Mayoralty of the city and the liberties of citizens.

The drawing shows proposed roads and park areas.

The plan was prepared by Gordone Home Esq, as an illustation for his book Roman York.

Includes cast list and note of previous and upcoming productions.

Includes cast list and note of previous and upcoming productions.

Includes cast list and note of previous and upcoming productions.

Includes cast list and note of previous and upcoming productions.

Twenty-eighth interim report.

Twenty-ninth interim report.

Thirtieth interim report.

Thirty-seventh interim report.

Addendum to Volume 1: Eboracum Roman York.

The report is a preliminary one, showing earthworks as marked on the Ordnance Survey.

The passport is in the name of Sir Edward Grey, and is contained in a small holder with a blank notepad and a pencil.

Information leaflet regarding the history of York cemetery.

Scale: 1 inch to 100 feet. The plan is hand-drawn and has a key of features, including benches, wildlife feeding bath, picnic areas and hedges.

Souvenir programme for the Royal Wedding of HRH The Duke of Kent and Miss Katherine Worsley, held at York Minster.

The theme was A Parish at War: the Siege of York 1644.

Photocopy only.

Photocopy only.

Newsletter of St Edward the Confessor, Dringhouses.

Leaflet describing the history of the house and key rooms.

Includes handwritten notes by the attendee, Mary Owen.

Includes details of key sources and where to find them.

The business was located at 41 Stonegate, York, and 13 George Street, Hull.

The programme is specifically for Paradise Lost by John Milton, and was in aid of York Archaeological Trust.

The card features the cover of the 1930 Terry's product catalogue.

Leaflet outlining the history of the observatory.

The exhibition was held at York Art Gallery.

The newspaper is a 'descriptive guide to the leading local Kirkgate retail houses.'

The leaflet was written when the warehouse was a restaurant.

West Riding Region history.

The calendar features colour photographs of York.

Typescript.

Typescript.

Leaflet outlining the history of the Guildhall.

Royal Ascot at York special edition.

The sheet features prominent York buildings.

The leaflet outlines the history of the regiment, and includes a floor plan of the museum.

Review of the festival which took place in August 2019, including photographs and descriptions of events.

By Philip Izard.

Self-printed booklet of poetry by York resident Sue Whittaker, in response to the Covid-19 pandemic of 2020. Includes 21 poems.

Collage of shop fronts on Micklegate, c. 1974. Individual colour sketches of shops pasted onto black paper background.

Pedigree of Mills family of Claverley, Old Swinford and York. Compiled by Thomas Ingham Mills, August 1930. Covers muliple generations of the Mills family from 1699 to 1915. Includes births, marriages and deaths. Brief further details given about some individuals such as military service and circumstances of death, location of baptism/marriage/burial.

Walking trail from Rowntree Park to Homestead Park and vice versa. 4 copies.

The autograph and seal also includes some additional information about her.

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

Watercolour of a stained glass medallion.

Pencil drawing of the roof over the buttery, bay window and carvings on beams. With some measurements.

Includes side and front elevations of the house.

Also includes Mr Underwood’s House in the Groves and a note about Mr Tonge’s kitchen in Goodramgate. On the reverse is a rough plan of Fowler’s house and farmyard, Dunnington Common.

Image of hand-drawn cartoon of a male head with beard.

Front elevation of the property showing side door and bay window.

The plan includes staircases and windows.

Comprises the front elevation, back elevation, side elevation, and a chamber plan.

Three elevations sketched in pencil on tracing paper.

Pencil drawing of details of the bay window, with measurements

Front elevation and plan sketched on recto. Roman numerals visible on the elevation and also 'I.R.' ornamental lettering. There is also a very rough sketch on the verso.

One chimney at centre of the pitched roof. No doors visible but the windows are sketched, including two dormer windows.

Shows rough front elevation and plan of the same unidentified building. The front elevation includes multi-paned windows and a mounted entrance to the building.

Shows multi-paned window from front and side. The surrounding brickwork is also visible.

List written in pencil detailing the rooms and architectural features of the house. Also lists information about the surrounding grounds and the dates of construction (1866-1867).

Shows plan of unidentified building with an adjacent sketch detailing measurements. There is also a pencil drawing of floral ornamentation.

One side of the paper shows pencil sketches of an unidentified building. The other has estimates, written in ink, for the cost of plumbing at Knapton House. This could be the building sketched on the other side, but the details suggest a church.

Details staircases and doorways on multiple floors with measurements also included

Large sketch of column with ornamental detail

Note written in ink on blue paper. Details the rooms and requirements for the labourers' cottages.