Judge’s Court
This alleyway off Coney Street leads into a courtyard and, beyond, a four-storey Georgian building. Between 1720 and 1806 it provided lodgings to Britain’s most senior judges before they set out to …
St Martin Le Grande, Coney St
The earliest masonry is from 1080, though the church is thought to be older. The church was largely destroyed in a bombing raid on 29 April 1942, but the 15th …
Church Lane
This alley, connecting Bridge Street with Spurriergate, runs along the back of St Michael’s church and opens into a courtyard.
Coney Street
This street name has nothing to do with rabbits. Cuningstreta was its original Viking name, meaning King’s Highway, perhaps due to the fact that it may have been York’s first …