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The Guildhall York is a municipal building located in St Martins Courtyard, Coney Street, in York. Located behind the Mansion House, it is a Grade I listed building. [1] History. York Guildhall as seen from the rear of the Mansion House. Council chamber in the Guildhall.
The Guildhall is a 15th century building on the River Ouse, where the council holds meetings and events. It has been restored and renovated and offers offices, meeting rooms, a café and a restaurant.
The Guildhall is a historic building in York city centre that hosts events, meetings and work space for the University of York and its partners. It also supports innovation and growth in the creative industries with XR Stories, a project that provides expertise and infrastructure for immersive technologies.
Learn about the history of the Guildhall, a 15th century hall built on the site of an earlier common hall. The Guildhall has been used for council meetings, trials, ransom negotiations and restoration.
York Guildhall. York's medieval Guildhall is an iconic part of the city's long history. The present Guildhall dates to the 15th century but it stands on the site of a much earlier 'common hall' dating to the 13th century. The first reference to a hall on this site comes from a charter dated 1256.
The Guildhall, York. York Guildhall is situated on the north bank of the River Ouse, behind the Mansion House. The hall was built in 1445 for the Guild of St Christopher and St George and the Corporation and was used as a meeting place for the guilds of York.
The Guildhall, behind the Mansion House – built by the city and the Guild of St Christopher and George in about 1449-1459. Originally intended as a hall for York’s guilds, it evolved into the meeting place for the city corporation, which met here for the first time in 1459.
