York Buildings
| Named After | Duke of York |
|---|---|
| Construction | |
| Builder | William Ransom |
Prior to about 1842, the properties in York Buildings had front gardens enclosed by railings[1]
Images
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Buildings below York Place 1810
An-early-view-of-the-Memorial-clock-Tower-in-1860.
York-Buildings.-1868.
Albert-Memorial.-1875.
Memorial.-1881.-cdv.
Albert-Memorial.-1889.
Albert Memorial circa 1901
Town-Centre.-1902.
Town Centre 1903
The-Memorial-1903
Looking towards memorial c1903
York-Buildings-and-Wellington-Place.-1904.
Albert Memorial c1907
Outside-the-York-PH-1908.
The Memorial circa 1908
Maypole-York-Buildings.-1912.
The-Albert-Memorial.-1912.
The-Albert-Memorial-Town-Centre.-After-the-Gale-of-23rd-March-1913.
The Memorial, Hastings. 1920
Albert Memorial c1923
AlbertMemorial c1923
Albert-Memorial.-1932.
The-Albert-Memorial-1935
The-Memorial.-1936.
Guy-single-decker-trolley-bus-at-Wellington-Place-and-York-Buildings.-1946-7.
MemorialYorkBuildings1952
The-Albert-Memorial.-1956.
Cycle Race c1960
Town Centre in the 1960s
Looking-down-York-Buildings.-1974.
Town Centre c1980
Ashford Skinheads at the Memorial 1981
Bus outside York Buildings 1988
Features in York Buildings
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