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- Blake Street 360° Photo
- Bootham
- Castlegate
- Colliergate
- Duncombe Place
- Fossgate
- Gillygate
- Goodramgate
- High Petergate
- Jubbergate
- Low Petergate
- Micklegate
- Monkgate
- Newgate
- North Street
- Pavement
- Peasholme Green 360° Photo
- St. Saviourgate
- St. Saviour’s Place
- St. Leonard’s Place 360° Photo
- Stonegate
- Tanner Row
- Walmgate
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Stonegate
Stonegate means the stone-paved street, although some people have suggested that it was named because stone used in building the Minster was carted up here.
In Roman times a road within the Roman Legionary fortress called the Via Praetoria more or less followed the course of present Stonegate and crossed the River Ouse by means of a bridge, near to where the Guildhall stands today. Stonegate is a Viking street name and it is quite possible that the Roman paved street survived into Viking times.
Built: 1700
Current usage: Retail businesses at all levels
Acquired by the Trust: 1971, re-purchased 2002
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