AS SNOW fell again over York this week we dipped into York's historic photo archive and found this gem.
It is an aerial view over York after a snowfall. The caption in the photo says it dates from "1900s".
The photo is from the City of York Council's fabulous Explore archive.
The caption continues: "The photographer has annotated the picture as 'York Minster and City Walls from 900ft altitude'."
You can see dozens more photos of York in the snow over the years - and even York from the air - through Explore York's wonderful archive of digital images.
All you need to do in order to have a browse is visit images.exploreyork.org.uk/ (just type 'aerial' or 'snow' into the search box if you want to see dozens of historic photos of York over the years).
Meanwhile, if you love looking at old photos of York, make sure to buy The Press every Wednesday for our weekly nostalgia supplement and join us in our Facebook group, Why We Love York - Memories. Join us at www.facebook.com/groups/yorknostalgia/.
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