Showing 1939 results

Black and white photograph of Clarence Fisheries, at the top of Clarence Street near Gillygate. 2 copies.

Black and white photograph depicting the car park, North Riding Motors Ltd and Volkswagen. 2 copies.

Yorkshire Post print, annotated as Floods 1982 (Jan).

Two colour pictures.

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.

Two colour photographs of Clifford Street from different angles.

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

Two are colour and three are black and white.

Two views of Clifford's Tower. Black and white engravings from The Gentleman's Magazine Supplement of 1790 by J Tyson.

Drawings from 1684 and 1783.

Two postcards: one black and white, one colour.

One large black and white photograph, showing 14 and 16 Clifton. Includes YCC Cataloguing Data Sheet.

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.

Two colour views of Clifton church spire. 'Snap your Street' entry.

Snap Your Street' entry.

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

Snap Your Street' entry.

4 copies.

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

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.

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.

Two photographic trade cards - for Avison & Co. and Cuthbert Bros.

Bound album of photographs, postcards and portraits of York. Includes 20th century prints of 16th, 17th and 18th century portraits and illustrations as well as photographs taken in the early 20th century.

Two colour postcards of drawings by T Guy showing both directions down the street.

Two black and white photos of St. Williams College.

Black and white photograph by G.Benson.

Black and white photos looking towards Goodramgate.

Looking towards Goodramgate.

Looking towards Goodramgate.

Two copies of a black and white drawing and a black and white postcard looking towards Goodramgate. Black and white drawing of an old doorway.

Black and white photograph from Yorkishire Evening Press. 3 copies.

Snap Your Street' entry.

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Includes images of churches and York Minster, as well as other prominent buildings including St Peter's School.

Photographs from a range of community group activities in York, including Layerthorpe Community Association, York Festival Children's Book Fair, Holgate School and Huntington Youth Centre.

Black and white photographs of George Inn and then Leak and Thorp on the same sight 111 years later.

Two black and white photographs showing the street at two different dates in the 20th century, taken by Thema Willis (1974) and Herbert Speed (1935).

One black and white photo and one negative.

Black and white photo of Coney Street along with its accompanying negative.

Black and white photo of Coney Street taken from St. Helens Square. Includes typed description of Coney Street at that time.

Drawing of the front of the inn and a postcard image of Coney Street.

Contains two black and white pictures, east view of Conisborough Castle, drawn by W. Williams, and Conisborough Castle Keep Tower etched by W. Wise.

Large black and white aerial photographs. Aerofilms A186055 and A186056.

Colour photos of different streets, including Main Street, Church Street, Low Green and Copmanthorpe Shopping Centre. 'Snap Your Street' entry.

Colour photos of modern housing. 'Snap Your Street' entry.

Large black and white aerial photographs. Aerofilms A186060 and A186061.

Colour photos of different streets, including Back Lane, School Lane and Copmanthorpe Shopping Centre. 'Snap Your Street' entry.

Colour photos of Sutor Close, Faber Close, Flaxman Croft, Merchant Way. 'Snap Your Street' entry.

Large black and white aerial photographs. Aerofilms A186058 and A186059.

Large black and white aerial photographs. Aerofilms A186054 and A186057.

Colour photos of different streets, including Low Green, Rutland Close and Horseman Avenue. 'Snap Your Street' entry.

Colour photos of different streets, including Croft Farm Close, Low Green, Merchant Way and Copmanthorpe Infant School. 'Snap Your Street' entry.

Black and white photos of coronation celebrations and the Old Manor House.

Large black and white aerial photographs. Aerofilms A186054 and A186057.

Colour photos of different streets, including Lynwood Avenue, Lynwood View, Manor Heath and Horseman Close. 'Snap Your Street' entry.

Snap Your Street' entry.

Snap Your Street' entry.

Snap Your Street' entry.

Three Tuns pub Coppergate. Copyright lies with the Northern Echo.

Snap Your Street' entry.

Two black and white photographs of inner courtyard and corner of St William's College. Appear to be 19th century images.

Black and white photograph and research notes.

Owner was Mr S Holtby. Includes a newspaper cutting regarding cottages on back on the back of one of the photographs.

Photograph of a watercolour. 2 copies. Copyright Evelyn Collection (YAYAS).

Postcards of the archway and gateway.

Black and white photos.

Snap Your Street' entry.

The seat of William Wrightson Esquire. Two copies of the same black and white engraving by T. Malton delt., W. Angus sculpt. Published as the Act directs, December 1, 1788, by W. Angus, No. 4 Gurynne's Buildings, Islington.

Photo postcards (half penny stamp advised). T Watson, Lythe.

Snap Your Street' entry.

Snap Your Street' entry.

Showing demolition sites.

Two views of Liberty and one of British Gas showrooms and St. Helen's Square. Taken for 'Snap your Street'.

One photo of car parking and new building in Davygate and one of the back of Goodramgate.

One photo of the 'New Davygate Shopping Centre' (with a comment that it has not progressed for months) and one photo of an empty shop in Coney Street.

Two black and white postcards of the enthronement of the Archbishop of York, Dr Lang.

Copyright: Yorkshire Evening Press.

Black and white photographs and research sheets, City Engineers Dept. York.

Twelve different early black and white photographs, undated, in a plastic sleeve.

Aerial view by Aerofilms.

Race for St Leger stakes. Engravings.

Black and white photograph. Copyright York Photo Press Agency.