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Once the second city of England, York's unique history is reflected in its fascinating and beautiful buildings, encircled by three miles of ancient city walls. At the heart of York, soaring above the medieval rooftops, lies the majestic Minster, one of the most famous and inspiring religious buildings in the world. Around this mighty edifice the jumble of cobbled streets and alleys, and the mixture of medieval churches and buildings and Georgian grandeur provide a unique experience for any visitor. In this new book from Jarrold Publishing, Neil Jinkerson offers a highly original and evocative photographic portrait of York. Highlights include the Minster, The Shambles, the famous gateways known as bars, St William's College, as well as more contemporary images such as Betty's, the stunning railway station and the inspiring new architecture at Terry's Avenue. Each photograph is accompanied by quotes from writers and travellers throughout the ages, who have been similarly impressed with this delightful city.

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York Groundcover, Neil Jinkerson

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Released
2001
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Title
York Groundcover
Language
English
Released
2001
Format
Hardcover
Pages
128
ISBN10
0711716145
ISBN13
9780711716148
Series
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Once the second city of England, York's unique history is reflected in its fascinating and beautiful buildings, encircled by three miles of ancient city walls. At the heart of York, soaring above the medieval rooftops, lies the majestic Minster, one of the most famous and inspiring religious buildings in the world. Around this mighty edifice the jumble of cobbled streets and alleys, and the mixture of medieval churches and buildings and Georgian grandeur provide a unique experience for any visitor. In this new book from Jarrold Publishing, Neil Jinkerson offers a highly original and evocative photographic portrait of York. Highlights include the Minster, The Shambles, the famous gateways known as bars, St William's College, as well as more contemporary images such as Betty's, the stunning railway station and the inspiring new architecture at Terry's Avenue. Each photograph is accompanied by quotes from writers and travellers throughout the ages, who have been similarly impressed with this delightful city.