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Black and white photographs of the Terry's factory just before it was demolished. Taken by the York District Council City Engineers Department.

Black and white photographs of the Terry's factory just before it was demolished. Taken by the York District Council City Engineers Department.

Black and white photographs of the Terry's factory just before it was demolished. Taken by the York District Council City Engineers Department.

4 copies.

2 copies.

Two black and white photographs of a half demolished house with a scale drawing depicting a birds eye view of the surrounding area, including where the photos were taken from.

Black and white photograph of Clifton Green flooded alongside a letter written by Rev. A. E. Burton, dated 1947, detailing how he came across the photo and why he is passing it on.

Two colour photographs of Clifford Street from different angles.

Colour photographs of the outside of the shop. 'Snap Your Street' entry.

Two identical photos of the yard. Taken for the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments.

Two identical photos of the yard from the south east. Taken for the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments.

Black and white photograph, possibly copied from earlier image. Telegraph poles in evidence.

Showing the Fossgate entrance. One colour, one black and white.

Photographs by Richards of York.

2 copies.

2 copies. By RB and ED Richards

2 copies.

Black and white photograph, possibly copied from earlier image. Dress suggests before the Second World War.

Two undated black and white photos of the circular table. Copyright Northern Echo

Two views of fireplace by Benson.

Reproduction of black and white photographs of the hall before the 1925 restoration (possibly from J B Morrell's 'City of our Dreams').

Reproduction of black and white photographs of the hall before the 1925 restoration (possibly from J B Morrell's 'City of our Dreams').

Two photos of Fossgate, one general street view and one showing entrance to Rodgers of York. 'Snap your Street' entry.

Two photos of Fossgate, one showing traffic on bridge over Foss, the other showing scaffolding on the FR Stubbs building. 'Snap your Street' entry.

Two photos, one showing rear of FR Stubbs building and the other showing The Blue Bell. 'Snap Your Street' entry.

Black and white photo of Sainsburys car park taken from the city walls, with tourist horse and carriage in foreground and one colour photo of car park. 'Snap your Street' entry.

One general street view and twoimages showing the junction of Fourth Avenue and Fifth Avenue during snowstorm (28th March 1995). 'Snap your Street' entry.

One negative and one print.

Includes images of Duke of York Street from Hallfield Road, and from Layerthorpe.

Taken by York Health Department.

Showing the rear of 3 to 6 Duke Street. York Health Department.

Showing the rear of 8 Duke Street and 42-44 Lowther Street. York Health Department.

Photograph and negative.

One photograph by Fox-Talbot, 1845, and one by Thelma Willis, 1974.

Black and white photograph, possibly copied from earlier image.

Two copies of photograph and research sheet. G. A. Spink.

Includes the front of 1-14 Eagle Street, and the rear of 8-14 Eagle Street. York Health Department.

Includes one image from the Evelyn Collection / RCHM, and one by Thelma Willis.

Includes one image by Thelma Willis showing the Board Inn.

Snap Your Street' entry.

Snap Your Street' entry.

Snap Your Street' entry.

Black and white photograph, possibly copied from earlier image.

Black and white photos of derelict former kennels.

Black and white photos from George Benson's collection

Black and white photos.

Black and white photos.

Black and white photos.

Black and white photos.

Black and white photos.

Black and white photos.

Black and white photos.

Black and white photos.

Black and white photos.

Black and white photos.

Black and white photos.

2 copies.

3 copies.

Contains two black and white photographs, first is a picture of an art exhibition in Heslington Hall; the second a basketball game in the sports centre.

William Hayes attrib. Village green area.

Black and white photograph, possibly copied from earlier image. Dress suggests before the Second World War.

Contain two black and white photgraphs: one showing undergraduates in Biology Lab, the other showing an Elliott 4130 computer in the Dept of Computation.

Contains two colour photo postcards.

Contains two black and white postcards of Heslington Hall interior and one colour postcard of the exterior of the building.

Interior and exterior.

Two black and white engravings, one drawn by Nathaniel Whittock and the other drawn by H Winkles.

Contains two black and white photos of chemistry laboratories, water tower, and the boiler house chimney.

One black and white engraving of York Minster Transept, the other is a black and white photo of the Five Sisters Window.

Showing the entrance to the chapel and the chapel itself.

Black and white photograph, possibly copied from earlier image. Telegraph pole in evidence but dress suggests the image was taken before the First World War.

Includes rear of number 6.

Rear of the buildings only.

Rear of the buildings only.

Snap Your Street' entry.

Snap Your Street' entry.