YORK HISTORY CONTENTS:
A History of York from Baine's Gazetteer (1823)
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- A HISTORY OF EARLY YORK
- Origin of the City
- York built by the Romans
- Severus arrives in Britain and York
- The imperial purple assumed by Geta and Caracalla
- Carausius proclaimed Emperor of the Romans at York
- Decline of the Roman Empire and Britain abandoned
- Roman remains
- YORK IN THE MIDDLE AGES
- The Norman Invasion
- Normans against Saxons and Danes at York
- York prospers
- Massacre of Jews at York
- The kings of the middle ages at York
- YORK'S CATHEDRAL
- The cathedral and its beginnings
- The cathedral, its fires and rebuildings
- Periods of public services
- Curiosities in the cathedral
- Persons of distinction interred here
- The clergy of the cathedral
- Places of interest
- YORK'S TRADE AND AMUSEMENTS
- Trade, commerce and newpapers
- Market days and fairs
- Merchant companies, stamp and post offices
- Navigation
- Hawkers' and Pedlars' office and Excise office
- Manufacturing
- Places of public amusement
- Race Course
- Public baths
Data transcribed from:
Baines Gazetteer 1823
Scan, OCR and html software by Colin Hinson.
Checking and correction by Richard Tetley.
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