Our Lady's Row, Goodramgate bronze plaque

This bronze commemorative plaque records: Our Lady's Row, Goodramgate. The oldest surviving row of houses in York built in 1316 in the churchyard of Holy Trinity to endow a chantry of the Bless Virgin Mary. The name Goodramgate derives from Gutherungate (13th. century) an Anglicised form of an old Scandinavian name. Recorded plaque organisation: York Civic Trust.

Our Lady's Row in Goodramgate is the oldest surviving row of houses in York, built in 1316 to endow a chantry dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The street name Goodramgate has origins in an Anglicized form of an old Scandinavian name, Gutherungate.