- Those lovely little pointy roofs(rooves?)often appear where a Georgian facade masks an...
A York Walk: looking for light, signs of spring, and interesting things - I wonder if anyone has any old photos of The Bay Horse,...
Bay Horse, Marygate - I noticed that the ‘FALCONER. CHEMIST & DRUGGIST' sign is pictured on...
Old signs, forgotten shops - Thank you for making me smile because of your comment. Life was...
Acomb - Regarding Bachelor Hill (or Bachy hill as we called it) me and...
Acomb - Lisa, your thoughtful observations remind me why York is still such a...
A York Walk: looking for light, signs of spring, and interesting things - I remember Bachelor Hill being farmland. I was chased by a horse...
Acomb - should have said "is" not" new post office was"
Acomb - I was reading some really interesting comments on here. Although I was...
Acomb - Hi Pauline...great to here from you I'm so sorry to have missed...
York School of Art - Paul Wilks is my cousin and I would love to contact him....
York School of Art - Parish registers for this church are being transcribed and will be available...
The lost church of King's Square - i have many happy memories of working at Harvey-scrutons. I new Arthur...
Harvey's Gripe Mixture: an imagined ghost sign - Lisa, thanks for this wonderful (as always) account of these pavers. I...
Paving, part 2: down the alleys - The link back to our Memorial plaque is not working. The URL...
Casualties of the Baedeker raid - Does anyone remember if the close shop on the corner of ouse...
Shops past and present: clothing - Yes I remember the gasworks the tall gasometer in camouflage color and...
Acomb - Many thanks Trev , it was indeed Eric Greenwood . I think...
Acomb - Deborah, The second barber 'Jock' his last name was Ferris.
Acomb - Fred Purnell had or did have daughter living in Canada could this...
Acomb - Lots in latest input that brings back memories. Born in Dec 1947...
Acomb - St Maurice's church was on the corner of Lord Mayor's Walk and...
Looking down on the cholera burial ground, 1832 - Is there a second cholera burial site outside Monk Bar? Several gravestones...
Looking down on the cholera burial ground, 1832 - Personally, I prefer the bowling green to the present landscaping. There was...
Behind the art gallery: edible wood wanderings - I live in the buildings on Eboracum Way. Have ever since they...
By the Foss: Layerthorpe hotel, old gasworks site - Same guy he was just a teacher when he was at Park...
Acomb - I know what you mean. I was born in 1956. Boys didn't...
Acomb - Trev, I only knew Fred Punell during my stay at Acomb Secondary....
Acomb - I went to Acomb Primary, then Lowffields. My bedroom window looked out...
Acomb - Eric, Did Headmaster Fred Purnell did he used to be a teacher...
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