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17-39 Blossom Street, York

Posted on May 12, 2020 by ronniecruwys

This part of Blossom Street consists mostly of 19th century Georgian buildings which have weathered many a storm. Starting here with the grade 1 listed Bar Convent, now also a Living Heritage Centre, the earliest part of this building dates from 1765 although its roots go back further. Continue reading →

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