EAW009391 ENGLAND (1947). York Racecourse, the Railway Station and South Bank, York, 1947

2ndWW POW camp.

Bishopthorpe Road

Accomodation blocks associated either with the nearby WW2 searchlight, or the HAA gun battery H3/-.

Line to Scarborough and at this time, Hull via Market Weighton.

York to Selby, Doncaster and on to London (Kings Cross) line. Gone these days and traffic moved to the Leeds line.

York to Leeds railway.

Goods train avoiding lines.

Goods shed, now an extension to the railway museum over the road.

Coaling tower.

Locomotive shed built by the North Eastern railway company. It became the second railway museum in York, taking over from the Great Northern railway one.

Locomotive shed built by the Great Northern railway company. It became the first railway museum in York.

Loco sheds known as roundhouses built by the Midland Railway company.

The Knavesmire Hotel

Wilton Rise, built in the late 1930s

Cleveland Street, part of terraces built for railway workers. Built c1860s