Panorama of York: Edwin Ridsdale Tate

Step back in time at York Mansion House and discover a remarkable pen-and-ink panorama of medieval York, created by architect Edwin Ridsdale Tate in 1914. This fascinating bird’s-eye view reveals how the city looked during the 1400s, featuring familiar landmarks including York Minster, Clifford’s Tower and the River Ouse.

Originally published in the Yorkshire Herald in 1915, the intricate artwork offers a unique glimpse into York’s rich history and will be displayed in a new ground-floor location.