Yorkshire Sights

Treasurer's House

Treasurer's House Review

Surprises await inside this large 17th-century house, the home from 1897 to 1930 of industrialist Frank Green. With a fine eye for texture, decoration, and pattern, Green re-created period rooms—including a medieval great hall—as a showcase for his collection of antique furniture. Delft tiles decorate the former kitchen (now a shop), copies of medieval stenciling cover the vibrant King's Room, and 17th-century stumpwork adorns the Tapestry Room. The cellar has displays about a ghostly Roman legion allegedly sighted there in the 1950s.

    Contact Information

  • Address: Minster Yard, York, YO1 7JL | Map It
  • Phone: 01904/624247
  • Cost: House and garden £6.30, attic tour £3, cellar tour £2.40
  • Hours: Mar.--Oct., Sat.--Thurs. 11--5; Feb. and Nov., Sat.--Thurs. 11--3, by guided tour only; last admission at 4:30
  • Website: www.nationaltrust.org.uk
  • Location: York

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