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Ogleforth is a
street in the city
centre of York, in England. The
street lies
immediately inside the north-east
section of the York city walls; this part...
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leads to York
Minster Yard. It was
situated on the north-east side of
Ogleforth and was
built before 1160. It was
enlarged in the
fifteenth century but...
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through one of four gates, on Lop Lane,
Minster Gates,
College Street and
Ogleforth. In 1396, a
bridge was
constructed over Goodramgate, so that the vicars...
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House Street is a
street in the city
centre of York, England,
connecting Ogleforth and
Minster Yard. The
street follows the
route of the via de****ana of...
- north-western side of the street,
where it
meets Deangate and
College Street.
Ogleforth and the
snickelway Monk Bar
Court also lead off the north-western side...
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worked as a
mathematics schoolmaster at the Rev. Schackley's
School in
Ogleforth, near York Minster. He also
taught in
various ladies'
schools to increase...
- centre". The
street runs south-east, from its
junction with
Goodramgate and
Ogleforth, to its
junction with St Saviour's Place, Stonebow, and
Peasholme Green...
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Dutch House is a
historic house,
lying on
Ogleforth, in the city
centre of York, England. The
house was
built in
brick in
about 1650, with Andrew...
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Cromwell House is a
grade II*
listed house on
Ogleforth, in the city
centre of York, in England. The
house was
built in
about 1700, and is of two storeys...
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Chair of
Governors for the school. The
original grammar school was in
Ogleforth near York Minster. In the 1800s it was
referred to as "The Rev. Shackley's...
