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HER Number: | MYO4654 |
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Type of record: | Monument |
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Name: | YORK CITY WALL between Tower 16 and 17 (Chainage 1000-1100) |
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Summary
Short stretch of wall between Tower 16 and 17
Monument Type(s)
- TOWN WALL (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)
Protected Status
- Listed Building
- Conservation Area
- Scheduled Monument
Full description
This stretch of Wall has been rebuilt many times. Many of the most dramatic changes were due to the coming and expansion of the railway – a pair of arches were made in the Walls north of Tofts Tower to give access to the original York railway station, and its goods facilities, and two road arches were installed as part of the development of the new railway station
outside the Walls. Within the ramparts, air raid shelters were introduced during the Second World War.
Conservation Management Plan 2021
YAT, 1995, York City Walls, Chainages 1000-1017; 1919-1921; 2300-2400; 2773 (Tower 35) Watching Brief (Unpublished document). SYO707.
Sources and further reading
--- | Unpublished document: YAT. 1995. York City Walls, Chainages 1000-1017; 1919-1921; 2300-2400; 2773 (Tower 35) Watching Brief. |
Related records
MYO1715 | Part of: York City Walls (Baille Hill to Barker Tower) (Monument) |
MYO2196 | Related to: Micklegate Bar (York City Walls) (Monument) |
MYO4652 | Related to: YORK CITY WALLS (TOWER 16) (Monument) |
MYO4655 | Related to: YORK CITY WALLS (TOWER 17) (Monument) |
MYO4660 | Related to: YORK CITY WALLS RAMPART (Tower 14-17) (Monument) |
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