Mostrando 1939 resultados

Illustrations used in 'St Mary's Abbey, York' by R. W. McDowall published by Yorkshire Philosophical Society (6 black and white views).

Illustration used in 'Philosophers & Provincials'. One black and white print. One black and white photograph of the same print.

Black and white photograph from the Northern Echo.

Black and white photograph and research sheet from the Northern Echo.

Black and white photograph. & research notes, Northern Echo.

Black and white photograph & research notes, Northern Echo.

Black and white photograph of a carving, Northern Echo. Duplicate of PHO/3/1045.

By W. Ainsley. Includes the Merchants' Hall; the Merchants' Hall, Waddington, York; and the Chapel, Merchants' Hall, Waddington, York.

Two black and white photos, one showing Law Courts and neighbouring Methodist Chapel (which later became Fire Station) and one showing the opposite side of Clifford Street featuring a range of advertisements.

Black and white photographs showing details of the Boyes store after debris from the collapse of the clock tower had been removed and building work had begun to rebuild the store.

One large black and white photograph showing the Animal Hospital (looking towards Petergate).

Gas Board site, Nos 6 and 7 Foss Bank. (York City Council Engineers Dept photo).

The buildings were demolished in April-May 1975.

Looking west (uphill) towards Micklegate Bar (two identical copies of Northern Echo photo)

Two black and white photos of Marygate, St Mary's Lodge and St Olave's church (YCC Engineers Dept). Includes YCC Cataloguing Data Sheet.

Two photos of Marygate, one of No 15 (YCC Engineers Dept). Includes YCC Cataloguing Data Sheet

Block Two, Yearsley Bridge Hospital, Huntington Road. (photo City of York Health Dept)

Black and white photograph.

Black and white photographs (copyright Northern Echo) and one research sheet.

Black and white photograph and research sheet. Copyright Northern Echo. Copy of PHO/3/1414.

Black and white photograph and research notes. Copyright Northern Echo.

Black and white photograph and research notes. Building was demolished in 1905.

Black and white photograph and research sheet. Copyright Northern Echo.

Black and white photograph and research sheet. Copyright Northern Echo.

Black and white photograph and research sheet. Copyright Northern Echo.

Black and white photos, York City Council Engineer's Department. The rear of the building was demolished in 1975.

Black and white photos of Pavement with Fossgate in the background, by Northern Echo.

Also includes a drawn plan showing the camera position when the photos were taken. By Engineers Dept.

Two black and white photos of houses at Prospect Gardens.

Photos of walls prior to shops being built and a drawn plan showing the camera position when the photos were taken. By Engineers Dept.

Duplicates of PHO/3/1629 and PHO/3/1630.

51 Skeldergate is a late 18th century townhouse and 52 Skeldergate is a former sawmill.

Various views of the Skeldergate area.

Two medium sized photographs showing the interior of a panelled room, by A. Finney.

Views of the village street, including the Post Office. Donated by Joe Murphy.

Black and white photo of John Petty Memorial church. 2 copies.

Photographs of Strensall village.

Photographs of Strensall village.

Photographs of the exhibition on Bootham Hospital Fields.

Photographs of scenes at St Mary's Abbey.

Copyright: British Aerofilms.

Photographs of drawings of the church.

Includes one black and white photo of chapel interior, and one of the exterior.

Photos by Mrs Thelma Willis showing the construction of Christ Church and the erection of the steeple.

Includes a cutting from the York Evening Press, (dated 18/10/1961) with pictures, detailing the expansion of the Marks and Spencer store in York which opened 19 October 1961.

Large black and white aerial photographs of York Minster area from the south west and east. Aerofilms Ltd.

Two views from George Benson's album.

Black and white photographs from Royal Commission on Historical Monuments (England).

Contains two identical black and white photographs from Royal Commission on Historical Monuments (England).

Two black and white photographs on postcards of York Minster from the north side.

Images of two paintings - one of York Minster and Bootham Bar, the other of York Minster from City Walls. Also includes two black and white photographs of York Minster from the City Walls. All postcards.

Includes one sepia photograph of a man with a top hat and three boys on the steps by the north door of York Minster, and one sepia photograph of a man in an academic gown reading in the library.

One image is from the south east, and the other from the north east.

Hand-tinted images.

The image is taken between Micklegate and Bootham, Station Road.

Colour pages removed from a booklet showing various aspects and views of restoration.

West door and west front.

View from the south.

View from the south.

View from the south east.

By Fox Talbot.

Two copies of a black and white engraving.

Two copies of a black and white photograph. York Public Library.

Colour postcards.

One colour and one black and white image.

Includes one black and white engraved postcard showing Marygate Tower dated 1904 with a message to Master William Gordon Carridge from his grandfather, and one black and white engraving of Marygate Tower, identical view.

One is from the Dainty series, and another from the 'artist' series.

2 copies.

Black and white photos taken from a magazine.

Two black and white photos, one large and one small.

Two faded black and white photographs. One showing close up of stonework.

Two colour postcards (Central Motif from altar cloth), and black and white photographs (Five Sisters' Window, Byzantine Pillar).

One colour photograph of Clifford's Tower and the River Ouse, as well as one black and white photograph of Castle and river, York.

Two views of Clifford's Tower. Black and white engravings published by S Hooper.

2 copies.

Black and white photos by Royal Commission on Historical Monuments.

Colour photographs. One is of Tannery Mews. 'Snap Your Street' entry.

Snap Your Street' entry.

Two colour photographs.

Two colour postcards.