ALL SAINTS NORTH STREET

All Saints North Street, York's finest medieval church, is a stunning and peaceful structure tucked away off Micklegate. Dating back to at least 1089, the church features notable elements, including a world-class collection of early 15th-century stained glass and a vibrant angel ceiling. The site's history includes a Roman column, Chancel screens from the 1920s, and a modern Anchorhold from 1910. The original Anchorhold, built around 1394, played a role in "The York Visions, " foreseeing the death of Henry V and the coronation of Henry VI.