Nearly every traveler has seen York Minster, and those who have not are familiar with its appearance, both from drawings and descriptions. View Full Article in Timesmachine » Advertisement ...

York's divisional fire ... former superintendent of works at the minster, was instrumental in replacing the vaulted ceiling and roof, which were gutted in the blaze. The day after the fire he ...

It is a fact that today, without paying visitors (residents visit free of charge)York Minster would not be able to meet the £30,000 a day needed ... tourists are just modern pilgrims seeking ...

When visitors come to York, they can walk along a medieval wall ... Since then, there has been a member of the Minster Police on duty, 24 hours a day, watching over visitors and worshippers to the ...

Ahead of the commemorative service; hosted at the Minster at 5pm today, The Press looks back at one of the most significant days in the city's modern ... York Minster is commemorating the historic ...

York Minster has announced it has received a Gold Eco Church Award. The achievement follows many years of strategic and ...

Extreme weather from climate change, in particular rainfall, is now the "biggest threat" to York Minster, officials have said. It has led to the decay of its stone and movement in the Grade I ...

York Minster will be illuminated by projections ... The display aims to bring to life stories of horses from Roman times, York's modern-day urban wildlife and lesser-known animal tales.

From the humble baptism of King Edwin of Northumbria on Easter Day in 627 AD in a small wooden church built hastily for the service, the first York Minster, to HM King Charles III’s poignant ...