Julie Kemper-Kunkle is on a quest to document all the stone structures she can discover in York County. In two years, she’s researched about 1,000 houses, schools, churches, mills and taverns.

York continues to indulge an enterprise on a site that could easily generate £500,000,' says our letter writer.

Leave the plaques in York and let history decide on Andrew' - a view from our letter writer? What do you think?

OLIVER Cromwell famously told the artist Samuel Cooper, to paint him "warts and all", meaning to paint him comprehensively, honest and unfurnished to cover both good and bad. Following his defeat at ...

Neicy DeShields-Moulton researched her family's past after discovering it was a taboo subject due to the pain of slavery. Her research traced her lineage to the Hampton Plantation in Maryland, where ...

The program will highlight discoveries from the recent archaeological excavation of the historic Abraham Preble Garrison.

York Minster representatives have confirmd they are exploring removing a dedication to the former Duke of York at the city's ...

Ancient charters in the archives have shared a new history for the city of York as they shine a light on the building of its ...

If you're looking for a particularly impressive cathedral with a rich history, these are some of the best in the UK.

IVAN MARTIN explains the story behind the unusual name of this popular York pub ...

Ivan Hall, the architectural historian, who has died aged 93, was a leading authority on Georgian architecture and a fervent ...