bronze plaque · York

Minster Gates, York

Photograph at the Minster Gates, York bronze plaque

The Treasurer's House stands in the heart of York, a historic building in North Yorkshire, England. Located in Minster Yard, it is positioned directly north of the magnificent York Minster. Today, this Grade I listed house and its gardens are cared for by the National Trust, ensuring its preservation for future generations. It offers a glimpse into the past, standing as a significant landmark in this ancient city. The property's historical resonance and architectural importance make it a notable place for visitors to explore and appreciate.

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