City Walls, York bronze plaque

This bronze commemorative plaque records: This Tablet was placed here by the Council of the City of York, October 1898 to record that this portion of the Wall (37 lin Yds) was in the year 1889 restored to the City by Edwin Gray, who served the office of Lord Mayor in 1898. Recorded plaque organisation: York City Council.

The York City Walls are a series of fortifications dating back to Roman times, significantly expanded during the medieval period; they are one of the most complete city walls in England and serve as a vital historical monument showcasing York's strategic importance over centuries.