Duncombe Place

From the left to the right - the Red House, St Wilfrid's Church and York Minster. The Red House dates from 1702 and was built for Sir William Robinson, MP for York. The architect was William Etty, who was also responsible for Baldersby Park, which was also owned by Robinson. The house incorporates medieval limestone on the south side, and may be it was 'borrowed' from the City Walls.

York North Yorkshire

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