The Shambles.

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Little Bettys, York

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Little Bettys,York

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Micklegate Bar.

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Treasurer's House

Elegant town house dating from medieval times. Originally home to the treasurers of York Minster and built over a Roman road, the house is not all that it seems. Nestled behind the Minster, its size, splendour and contents are a constant surprise to visitors – as are the famous ghost stories. The house was carefully restored between 1897 and 1930 by one remarkable man, wealthy local industrialist Frank Green, with rooms presented in a variety of historic styles.

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Micklegate Bar.

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Clifford's Tower

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Clifford's Tower

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The Dean's House. York Minster.

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York Minster

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Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom

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Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom.

Can be found opposite the Rose window of York Minster.

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The Stonegate Devil

In the 16 Century Stonegate became famous for its book shops and printers. At 33 Stonegate there used to be a printers, outside at the corner of the shop is a little Devil. This guy got any blame when metal type was misspelt when going to Press. It is said to unlucky to look into his eyes!

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Walmgate Bar

Walmgate Bar is the most easterly of the gates of York's medieval wall. It is the only gate still to retain its barbican which is the outer extension.

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The Red Tower

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The Red Tower

The Red Tower was built in 1490 and was named for the colour of its bricks. An impressive building in its time, it was damaged during the 1644 siege. It has had many uses through the ages, it was later known as Brimstone House as it was used to manufacture gunpowder. It was almost a ruin in 1735 and has undergone several restorations.

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Roman Column

In the vicinity of the York Minster you will find a Roman Column standing like a sentinel lost in time. It marks the place where Constantine was proclaimed Emperor in York and is the only surviving column of the original 36 that supported a once great hall in the Roman Garrison.

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Monk Bar

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Minster Yard

Opposite the South side of the Minster

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Holy Trinity Church

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