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York City Walls (St Mary's & St Leonard's) The St Mary's and St Leonard's section of York City Walls covers the main city defences in the St Leonard's area, plus the defences for St Mary's Abbey. Read more
York Minster York Minster was built between 1154 and 1472. It is the largest Gothic church in northern Europe and the largest medieval building in England. Read more
York Observatory York Observatory opened in 1832. A transit telescope installed in 1844 allowed citizens to set their clocks. As each visit cost sixpence, time really was money. Read more
York Railway Station York is connected to the UK's national rail network via an impressive Grade II* listed railway station. The oldest parts of the structure date from the 19th century. Read more
Yorkshire Museum The Grade I listed Yorkshire Museum building was built during 1827-29 to house the Yorkshire Philosophical Society's geological and archaeological collections. Read more

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