Images tagged "york"
The towers of York Minster rising behind the historic street of Fossgate in York known for its independent shops, cafés, and old pubs, notably The Blue Bell, a traditional heritage pub with only two small rooms.
York Minster, a major Gothic cathedral which serves as the seat of the Archbishop of York.
Three-headed queen, one of many grotesque gothic sculptures in the Chapter House of York Minster in York dating from arpind 1280.
Grotesque gothic sculpture of the "parade of faces" in the Chapter House of York Minster.
Ornate vaulted wooden ceiling (built between 1260 and 1286) of the octagonal Chapter House inside York Minster.
Exterior of the south transept of York Minster, formally known as the Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of Saint Peter in York.
St William's College on College Street in York built in 1465 to provide accommodation for priests attached to the nearby York Minster.
College Street in York, a picturesque area located directly across from York Minster known for its well-preserved Tudor style timber-framed buildings.
Grape Lane (known as Gropecunt Lane in medieval times), a historic, narrow cobbled street located in the city centre of York connects Low Petergate to Swinegate.
York Minster, built between 1220 and 1472, a majestic Anglican cathedral towering over the city of York considered one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in England.
Roofs of the historic centre of York with a variety of residential chimney pots.
The towers of York Minster rising behind the historic street of Fossgate in York known for its independent shops, cafés, and old pubs, notably The Blue Bell, a traditional heritage pub with only two small rooms.
York Minster, a major Gothic cathedral which serves as the seat of the Archbishop of York.
Three-headed queen, one of many grotesque gothic sculptures in the Chapter House of York Minster in York dating from arpind 1280.
Grotesque gothic sculpture of the "parade of faces" in the Chapter House of York Minster.
Ornate vaulted wooden ceiling (built between 1260 and 1286) of the octagonal Chapter House inside York Minster.
Exterior of the south transept of York Minster, formally known as the Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of Saint Peter in York.
St William's College on College Street in York built in 1465 to provide accommodation for priests attached to the nearby York Minster.
College Street in York, a picturesque area located directly across from York Minster known for its well-preserved Tudor style timber-framed buildings.
Grape Lane (known as Gropecunt Lane in medieval times), a historic, narrow cobbled street located in the city centre of York connects Low Petergate to Swinegate.
York Minster, built between 1220 and 1472, a majestic Anglican cathedral towering over the city of York considered one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in England.
Roofs of the historic centre of York with a variety of residential chimney pots.