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4. Some miscellaneous 're-used' Medieval buildings
The All Saints Cottages, North Street, next to All Saints Church, were probably built in the 15th century to support a Chantry for All Saints Church (see page 3).
The Parish Bar
Bell tower? near near All Saints Church, North Street, south of River Ouse?
The Spurriergate Centre cafe and shops, once the Church of St Michael.
A wonderful setting to eat beneath the Gothic columns and stained glass windows. * previous page <-> next page *
* The beautiful and historic City of York is one of the most popular tourist destinations in England and full of locations displaying its heritage. The visitor can explore the old walls, museums, many fine ancient medieval churches, The York Minster, Roman and Viking sites as well as the old pubs! There is plenty of accommodation and places to stay to cover all budgets and innumerable attractions for the tourist to visit in the City of York, all of which can be reached on foot and choices of walks abound. * page updated Nov 10th 2007 * EMAIL Phil Brown * images-photographs-pictures-webshots-photos-snaps of walking around York © Dr W P Brown * Scenes from walking around other cities in Europe: London, England * Paris, France * Dublin, Ireland for a quick pictorial visit! |
