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Photograph of an earlier drawing.

Black and white photograph of a pencil drawing by H. Cave.

One large black and white photograph, showing drawing of houses in Goodramgate.

Black and white sketch by PS Munn.

From the Evelyn Collection.

Etching of Old Ouse Bridge and St. William's Chapel printed on a Christmas card.

Black and white engraving by M. Griffith.

Hand coloured engraving. [Ref. Benson, Painted Glass, p.75].

Pencil drawing of houses in Gillygate. Part of the Evelyn Collection.

Engraving of Old Ouse Bridge by John Roffe.

Black and white engraving.

One black and white image.

Engraving of Old Ouse Bridge by John Roffe.

Engraving by S Middiman, three quarter view facing West Front.

View of the West front. By J Carter / Js Basire.

Engraving published by J. Halfpenny of York.

Engraving published by J. Halfpenny of York.

Engraving published by J. Halfpenny of York.

Black and white engraving by I. H. del et fe, published by Joseph Halfpenny, York.

Aerial plan by Halfpenny.

By Joseph Halfpenny.

From publication by Joseph Halfpenny.

From publication by Joseph Halfpenny. Duplicate of PHO/3/3796.

Colour painting of Old Ouse Bridge during winter with people skating on the frozen river.

From a publication by J Halfpenny.

Illustration published by Joseph Halfpenny.

Collection of black and white etchings of ornaments in St Margaret's porch as part of a publication of 1807 by J. Halfpenny.

From a publication by J Halfpenny.

Colour painting of Old Ouse Bridge during winter with people skating on the frozen river.

Engraving of York as seen from City Walls by J. Greig.

Black and white photo of a drawing of the exterior of a house.

Engraving by J. Greig from a drawing of York as seen from City Walls by J. Wichello.

Black and white print, engraved by Wm. Woolnoth, from a drawing by J. R. Thompson, for the Architectural Antiquities of Great Britain. 'To Thomas Lister Parker Esquire, F.A.S Bowbearer of the Forest of Bowland in the Counties of York & Lancaster, this vie

Black and white engraving of The Chapel of the Virgin Mary by C. Wild.

Black and white drawing of the Chapter House interior by C. Wild.

Drawn, etched and published by C.Wild.

Black and white drawing of the transept from the south west angle by C. Wild.

Drawn, etched and published by C.Wild.

Drawn, etched and published by C.Wild.

Black and white engraving, from The Gentleman's Magazine. Published by J. Nichols and Son.

Engraving by S. Rawle from a drawing by J. Hornsey.

Drawing of York engraved by S.Rawle from an original drawing by J. Hornsey.

From St. George's Fields.

Black and white drawing of the south wing of the transept by C.Wild.

Black and white Drawing of York Minster nave by C. Wild.

Drawn, etched and published by C.Wild.

Black and white photo from magazine. Painting by Henry Cave.

Black and white engraving, from The Gentleman's Magazine. Published by J. Nichols and Son.

Engraving from Gentleman's magazine, June 1809.

Small sepia style photograph of a pencil sketch of the pub, with hand written title and date.

Colour photograph of a painting of Old Ouse Bridge by John Varley.

Copy of black and white sketch b H Waterworth.

Engraving by J Storer published 1 May 1811.

One black and white engraving showing exterior of the Mausoleum.

Black and white photo of hospital from Foss Bridge. Taken from 'City of our Dreams' by J B Morrell.

One image of priory exterior published date 01 April 1812. Black and white drawing.

Engraving from Gentleman's magazine, December 1812.

Large black and white print of either a drawing or an etching by H. Cave showing an old house. The image must be being used as a cover for a collection of sketches of buildings in York.

Engraved by J. Lewis, from a drawing by J. P. Neale. London: Published by John Harris, St. Pauls Church Yard.

Medium size black and white print of an engraving, showing the Minster from the far side of the river.

Engraving of Minster. Engraved by J Lewis from a drawing by J P Neale (Beauties of England and Wales).

Black and white sketch drawn by Nicholson and engraved by W. Byrne.

Black and white sketch drawn by Nicholson and engraved by W. Byrne.

Etching of St. William's Chapel seen from Old Ouse Bridge.

From the south west. By R. Deighton.

The image is possibly taken from a magazine article.

Printed by Henry Cave.

Early engraving.

Black and white engraving by J. Greig of drawing by G. Stanley.

Black and white engraving by J. Greig of drawing by G. Stanley.

Engraved by J. Greig from a drawing by C. Stanley for the Antiquarian Itinerary. Published for the Proprietors 1 December 1817 by W. Clarke, New Bond St.

Engraving drawn by G Stanley for the Antiquarian Itinerary.

Engraving by E J Roberts from a drawing by G Stanley.

Black and white engraving by G.J. Greig.

Black and white engraving drawn by G. Stanley and engraved by E. Roberts.

Engraving by J Greig from a drawing by G Stanley.

Black and white engraving of Castlegate Postern by Roberts from a drawing by Stanley.

Engraving by T Higham from a sketch by J Greig.

Small black and white print of an engraving showing Richard 'Dicky' Dickinson, the first governor of Scarborough Spa, with his pet monkey. Image taken from James Caulfield's 'Portraits, Memoirs and Characters of Remarkable Persons', London 1819.

Sketch (East front).

Sketch (from a distance).

Sketch (from a distance).

Print showing a figure from the East Window in York Cathedral.

Black and white sketch, printed by C. Hullmandd.

Black and white sketch of Bolton Abbey. By C. Cope.

Black and white sketch of Bolton Abbey (north west side). By C. Cope.

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

Coloured engraving of Kings Manor by Henry Cave dedicated to Miss Tate and the ladies of Manor School.

One painting of Charles Waterton, aged 42 (a further painting of Charles Waterton by Charles Wilson Peale is held in the National Gallery, London).

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.

Black and white picture of the Tower of the Grey Friars, south east view by W. R. Robinson.