- Equivalent cities to York elsewhere in Europe are full of lovely cobbled...
King's Square paving becomes a national concern - York's equitant cities in other European countries are full of lovely cobbled...
King's Square paving becomes a national concern - Absolutely criminal. Other European cities have street after street of lovely cobbled...
King's Square: was it worth it? - I agree John. Sadly our Council let anything go and this is...
Reflections on the new-look Stonebow House - Going to Westfield school in the 1950's I remember going on a...
Acomb - Chappel fields was just very nice hillside. I have photograph of the...
Acomb - more serious future flooding for York from the long term fall in...
Why does York flood? - This information has been so useful. Thank you
Why does York flood? - My mum, Irene Mary Morgan /Frost was listed as a Chambermaid at...
White Swan Hotel, Piccadilly - I served my apprenticeship at Adams Hydraulics I am now 72 and...
Adams Hydraulics, 1990 - I lived at no 57 union terrace. Went to park grove school....
The lost homes of Union Terrace - What lovely memories of this community! I lived in York from the...
Miller's Yard and Gillygate Wholefood Bakery - I lived in 16 Bur dyke Avenue. I was aged 5. On...
Casualties of the Baedeker raid - I remember the shop in Clarence street as a bit of a...
A reminder of the old Clarence Street, and a renovation planned - my Grandfather Richard Baron was a Wagoner ..my cousins Lesley Humphreys .Margarte...
Waggoners memorial, Sledmere - My wife and I will be visiting the area in September 2019,...
East Moor airfield memorial - Hello Margaret, I was a close friend of Davids, and came to...
Acomb - Surely there's loads. Just look at the side of the river ouse...
Going underground - We lived a few doors down at the deaf centre and were...
25 Bootham (The Roxy) - Coming back to this article wondering if anyone remembers Grange Farm down...
Acomb - I remember it well. Coming home from school walking over the bridge...
Halifax bomber crash site, Clifton, 70 years on - Lovely to visit this website... My dad, David McDonald, worked in personnel...
Redfearn National Glass, 1970s - Very interesting history, and thank you for sharing the photos. I visited...
Railway Terrace and Watson Street - Definately agree - the edible wood isn't very exciting I'm afraid to...
Behind the art gallery: edible wood wanderings - Personally, a drinking fountain would be an environmentally friendly decision to take,...
Parliament Street fountain demolition, and a possible fountain restoration - Still find the whole complex an eyesore in the city centre -...
Reflections on the new-look Stonebow House - Hey Jackie! how are you doing? Would love to catch up -...
Miller's Yard and Gillygate Wholefood Bakery - Hello Ann and Charlie ! How you doing ...it's been along time...
Miller's Yard and Gillygate Wholefood Bakery - I worked at Gillygate Wholefood Bakery back in the 1978/1980 and met...
Miller's Yard and Gillygate Wholefood Bakery - sorry I posted that is French, where I am now (at times)...
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