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Two black and white unwritten photo postcards showing different views of The Vicarage in Marton with Grafton.

Four black and white unwritten photo postcards showing different views of Marton cum Grafton.

Four black and white unwritten photo postcards showing different views of Marton cum Grafton. One is entitled 'Main Road'. One is entitled 'In Cooling Waters' and has 'Remembrance from Grafton' written across it.

With accompanying article on reverse.

Pseudonym for Henrietta E. V. Stannard.

2 copies.

Photographs of an engraving.

Negatives only.

Copy of original engraving.

Includes negatives

Taken from 'Illustrated London News'.

Taken by Mr E. Lofthouse.

Compiled by Sydney Martin.

By Marjorie C. Bates.

By J. Brough. Includes some articles from local newspapers.

Author: Hugh Murray.

Photographs of York and the surrounding area, primarily gifted to the Archives as small accessions. Please see the individual descriptions for more information. The items in this series were received at various dates but were all catalogued during 2019.

One black and white photo postcard showing the front of The Wesleyan Chapel in Market Weighton. One of The Valentines Series. The postcard has been written and posted to Mr R. Lowry, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

George Walker leading horses and cart. William Hayes.

Four black and white photos: two of the exterior of the church and two of mural paintings.

Showing main platforms. Black and white photograph. Copy of 1434 (misplaced).

Black and white photographs grouped together (although photos are not a set). One features a Boys Brigade/Cubs/Scouts procession and may be in Acomb.

Unidentified black and white photograph of a line of single storied properties (almshouses?) with a larger building in the background.

Black and white photograph of A Bond (Removals) place of business, in a former Methodist Chapel in an unidentified location.

Black and white photograph of the choir, marked 'Copyright Herbert Speed'.

Black and white photograph of the outside of St. Mary, Castlegate, showing the garden. Copyright Northern Echo.

Set of four engravings on card: The New Deanery and Cathedral Library; Christ Church, Colliergate; St Michael le Belfry, Petergate; and the north east view of York Cathedral.

Large black and white photograph of memorial tablet to the Reverend John Graham.

Early black and white photograph, mounted on card, looking across Lendal Bridge to York Minster.

Early engraving from a photograph of W. Thomson (Lord Archbishop of York) from 'the drawing room portrait gallery of eminent personages.'

Sepia view of the entrance to the Merchant's Hall.

Sepia photograph of the interior.

Colour engraving, date stamped on reverse 19 March 1911.

Early black and white photograph, printed as a postcard, marked 'The Dean of York'.

Sepia photograph of what looks like an early library with five staff. Could be the York Subscription Library.

Colour photograph of St William's College in the spring.

Etching of the ruins of St Mary's Abbey by J Haynes.

Black and white photographs. Three are views of river and trees, two are views of a village (possibly Skelton), and the final one shows a large house.

Black and white drawing. View of York across River Ouse to the Minster.

Etching of Bolton Castle, with description and history.

Etching of Jervaulx Abbey, with description and history.

Plan showing the arrangement of the Choir with the screens removed to their proposed situation. Lithograph by Engelmann, Graf & Coindet.

Black and white photograph from the Northern Echo.

Interior view of York Minster with the Gallery erected under the West Window for the audience at the Musical Festival 1823. Drawn by J Browne, Lithograph T M Baynes.

Etching showing seals, drawn and engraved by J H Le Keux, Durham.

Etching showing seals, drawn and engraved by J H Le Keux, Durham.

Etching of old buildings, drawn by H Cave and printed by W Sheldrick.

Sketch of St Mary's Abbey by Miss Atkinson.

Sketch titled 'A Perspective View of the Choir of the Cathedral Church of York'.

Black and white photograph.

Lithograph of interior of York Minster from the Nave, showing the screen of the choir in its present situation and, under flap, in the situation to which it is proposed to be removed. Drawn on stone by F Mackenzie, Printed by Engelmann, Graf & Coindet.

Small photograph of picture of Sir Frodsham.

North entrance of St Lawrence's Church drawn and etched by John Browne.

Black and white photograph of pen drawing and text. The reverse reads: Copyright Gerald Cobb Esq., College of Arms, London, EC4.

Black and white photo of memorial dedicated by the Archbishop of York on 11th December 1949. From 'The Peterite'.

Black and white photo of 'The Rise' restored 1948. From 'The Peterite'.

Sheet of 11 etchings - three exterior views of York Minster, four interior views, Micklegate Bar, Monk Bar, Bootham Bar and Walmgate Bar. On stone by John Storey.

Small sketch of people watching York Minster burn.

Small black and white photograph.

Small black and white photograph.

Colour sketch of people watching the Minster burn on 20 May 1840. From the supplement to the ' Yorkshire Herald'.

Photograph of copy of ancient coronation chair. Also includes a hand written description and history.

Very dark black and white photograph.

Small black and white photograph.

Photograph by J. B Morrell. Writing on back with some research notes.

Copy of poem by Mr W L Rede.

Cuttings relating to York Civic Plate.

Black and white photograph.

Black and white photograph.

Black and white photograph.

Etchings of font details. Drawn and etched by J Browne.

Sketch of old building by W A Orchard.

Small black and white photograph of unknown building.

Black and white photograph of windmill. Possibly Holgate windmill before restoration.

Black and white photograph of floods.

From 'City of Our Dreams', J.B. Morrell.

Postcard of map of York with inset picture of Petergate. Postcard addressed to York Library with a request that the Library purchases a book by Arthur J Arberry.

Engraved by H Cave.

Facsimile of pen and ink and tinted sketch of the Jonathan Martin fire at York Minster 2nd February 1829 (made by an eye-witness at the time). Supplement to 'Yorkshire Weekly Herald'.

Elevation of building on Coney Street, showing lots 1 to 4.

£100 reward over Jonathan Martin charged with fire at York Minster.

No 9 as a house, and No 9 later as Washeteria self-service laundry.

Large negative of No 9 as a house

One set of negatives of unknown buildings.

Four sets of negatives of unknown buildings.

Three sets of negatives of unknown buildings.

Black and white photograph.

Negative of unknown building.