Chocolatiers & Confectioners of York
Discover the history of the chocolate & confectionery industry in York, looking at those who made the sweets loved by resident and visitor. Going back to the 18th century, we […]
Discover the history of the chocolate & confectionery industry in York, looking at those who made the sweets loved by resident and visitor. Going back to the 18th century, we […]
In this Issue: November Roundup Snippet from York: The Story of its Walls, Bars and Castles – T P Cooper – The Plantagenets (Part 4) Article: ‘Word Cross’ First Published […]
In this Issue: September Roundup Snippet from York: The Story of its Walls, Bars and Castles – T P Cooper – The Plantagenets (Part 2) Article: People Associated with York, […]
“New for 2021” The Baedeker Raid was the 8th Air Raid attack on York during World War Two, on 29 April 1942. At total of 65 High Explosive bombs fell […]
“New for 2021” During World War 2 York was subjected to 10 air raid attacks. Many areas of the city were targeted on these raids, causing varying degrees of damage, […]
In this Issue: June Roundup Snippet from York: The Story of its Walls, Bars and Castles – T P Cooper – The Normans (Part 6) – King’s Fishpond (Part 3) […]
In this Issue: May Roundup Snippet from York: The Story of its Walls, Bars and Castles – T P Cooper – The Normans (Part 5) – King’s Fishpond (Part 2) […]
In this Issue: April Roundup Snippet from York: The Story of its Walls, Bars and Castles – T P Cooper – The Normans (Part 4) Article: Ashmolean Museum Opened In […]
In this Issue: 2020 Roundup Snippet from York: The Story of its Walls, Bars and Castles – T P Cooper – The Danes Article: Skeldergate Bridge Opened to Pedestrians In […]
In this Issue: May Roundup Snippet from Historical Account of Navigable Rivers, Canals and Railways of Great Britain: Pocklington Canal Artefact Corner: Copper Alloy Lamp Burners Book Review: RCHM Volume 3 […]