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The original tower was built after the Norman conquest of York in 1068 - a tumultuous history continued for centuries after.

A fourteenth century street with overhanging eaves, some have traced the history back to the 1068 Domesday Book.

Named for St Helen's Church located in the square, the area has been a gathering place for locals for nearly three centuries.

Petergate is one of the most fascinating streets in York divided into High Petergate and Low Petergate and named due to its proximity with the Minster dedicated to St Peter.

This building is listed under 'Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas' as amended for its special architectural & historic interest.

The guildhall began as a meeting house for guilds in the 15th century. It was bombed in a blitz during WWII and was reopened with a new stained glass window after the war.