York

York is a historic cathedral city in North Yorkshire, England, known for its Roman roots, medieval walls, and vibrant cultural and foodie scene with excellent transport links.

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British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreted Tour

14 Jul, 11 Aug…

A British Sign Language (BSL) interpreted small group guided tour of Treasurer's House in York, providing insights into the house's history and its collection, with simultaneous BSL interpretation. The tour lasts approximately one hour and welcomes both Deaf and hearing participants.

Deadtime Stories for Families

29 Oct

Families gather in Treasurer’s House’s Great Hall for an after-hours storytelling session led by an actor portraying King Edward VII. The atmospheric stories draw on local history and include gentle audience participation, with the experience aimed at children aged 6 to 12 and their accompanying adults.

Turning back time tour

11 Oct, 18 Oct…

A tour at Treasurer’s House explores the lives and legends of some of its former residents, tracing the history of the house and its connections to York.

Deadtime Stories for Adults

30–31 Oct

Visitors explore Treasurer’s House after hours by candlelight, moving through its rooms and hearing stories about the people connected with the house over the centuries. The event is for adults aged 18 and over.

Near Treasurer's House, York

Treasurer's House is a Grade I listed historic house museum in York, showcasing architecture from the 12th century onwards with significant restoration by Frank Green. Owned by the National Trust, it offers tours including cellar and attic, features Roman archaeological remains, and a café and garden accessible to visitors. The house is notable for its reputed Roman soldier ghost sightings.