bronze plaque · York

Our Lady's Row, Goodramgate

Photograph at the Our Lady's Row, Goodramgate bronze plaque

Lady Row, also referred to as Our Lady's Row, stands as a significant mediaeval structure on Goodramgate in York. This Grade I listed building is recognised by Historic England for its exceptional historical importance. It is described as comprising some of the earliest examples of urban vernacular building that still survive within England today. The row offers a tangible connection to the city's rich past, representing a valuable piece of its architectural heritage.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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