The 1948 Plan for York

Karen Adams


Region:
Yorkshire & Humber
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: £55 + travelling expenses
Category:
History
Updated:
31st October 2022
Tagged:
York | History

Following World War 2, a regeneration plan was proposed in 1948. This talk looks at which parts of this plan were actually carried out, and which were not.

Includes: Outer Ring Road, Inner Ring Road, Gillygate, City Walls, Penley Grove Street, Gas Works, James Street, Cattle Market, Heslington Road, Bishopthorpe Road, Railway Station, Coney Street, Minster Precinct, Shambles, Market, St. Andrewgate, Walmgate.

Length of Talk: Approx. 1 hour

Also available on Zoom

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About Karen Adams

Hi I grew up in York and became very interested in the 2000 history of this city. I then became an archaeologist, working in the city and surrounding area, allowing me to make some wonderful discoveries which has added to the understanding of how people lived (and died) in various different historical periods within the Yorkshire and Humberside area.

If you are looking for a talk about York's vast history, interested in archaeology. Please see the talks listed here.


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