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Painted poppy Remembrance memorial for Ouse View residents
North Yorkshire attraction re-creates significant period of English history
‘Trailblazing’ medieval woman celebrated in York project
'People are digging to help them heal' - users hail Archaeology on Prescription
Have you seen any ghosts? York revealed among UK's top 10 spookiest cities
Talk to share Rowntree Company links with Jamaica and Dominica
PICTURES: Stunning sound and light show tells story of 1984 York Minster fire
Blue plaque unveiled to mark location of medieval synagogue in York city centre
Hundreds sign petition calling for North Yorkshire military huts to be saved
Chariots of Fire: the York runner who (almost) won a medal in the 1924 Olympics
Stone Age homes more domesticated than once thought, says University of York
Open day to explore Walmgate's past - and its link with the livestock trade
16th century ship opens to the public in North Yorkshire
York building featured in BBC TV series exhibits items from the show
Evolution of Rowntrees: from small shop to global confectionery brand
Leaking roofs could put future of historic museum in York at risk
'It's my first time going up since that day' - Minster fire 40th anniversary
Forty years after the Minster fire - The Press recalls a day that shook York
A historical picture tour of York’s city walls PART ONE: station to Monk Bar
A historical picture tour of York city walls, PART TWO - Walmgate to Micklegate
A potted history of York's 'strongest historical connection with the monarchy'
'I knew we could rebuild it' - Master stonemason recalls the night of Minster fire
'The heat was unbelievable': ex-fireman Tony recalls battling the 1984 Minster fire
‘The fire was ferocious - it was roaring like a lion’
Retired teacher brings world of Charles Dickens and Victorian England to York
From emperors to unexploded bombs: a potted history of York's Severus Hill
'Crikey, it was something!' - York D-Day veteran receives special visitor
York Minster fire forty years on: new exhibition to revisit horror lightning strike
York D-Day veteran Ken returns from 'emotional' visit to Normandy beaches
Care home residents near York share memories during D-Day celebrations
York D-Day veteran Ken returns to Normandy to scatter ashes of fellow heroes
'They were all heroes' - Service in York marks 80th anniversary of D-Day
'I was right scared': York Normandy veteran Joseph recalls 'noise and fear' of D-Day
D-Day 80th anniversary to be marked at York Station ceremony
There was a massive party when this 'new' York street opened in 1855. Find out why..
Meet the man who supplied 18th Century York with drinking water
'Did passenger trains use York's old station in the 1940s?'
York D-Day hero Ken heads to Normandy for 80th anniversary tribute to the fallen
Church near York with 'medieval graffiti' celebrates special day with art exhibition
‘Dramatic audio monologues’ of York life over the centuries to hit the airwaves
Open day in York reveals artefacts from across the centuries and millennia
Pocklington's £40k funding boost brings Iron Age museum plans a step closer
Did you know York once had a pub called The Putrid Arms?
Rare 400-year-old 'upside down' map of York neighbourhood to go on display next week
Sights - and smells - of 1940s return to York for museum's 'We'll Meet Again' weekend
New exhibition charts 'trailblazers' from one of York's most historic buildings
Hero York police officer finally gets memorial stone - 82 years after his death
REVEALED: the glimpses of lost York uncovered during Queen Street Bridge demolition
'One winter the lake was frozen and we were skating': memories of Rowntree Park
York's Queen Street Bridge: a potted history - and why it's no longer needed
Historic bridge near York that's been battered by traffic to close for £350k repair
York's back alleys in the spotlight: who designed those distinctive bricks?
'How we built Jorvik': the men who created York's Viking museum reunite 40 years on
Jorvik turns 40 tomorrow - with some special treats planned for first 150 visitors