Gert and Henry's by fishers

Gert and Henry's

Gert and Henry's lies at the heart of the city of York, between the market and Parliament Street. It dates back to around 1600. It has been used as a restaurant since 1929, and since 1957 it has been owned by York Conservation Trust.

I first knew it as the White Rose Restaurant in the early 1970s, but it has had several different names since then.

It has featured before in our project in a daylight shot taken by Katharine - https://365project.org/fishers/365/2013-06-21

More of it's history can be found on the York Conservation Trust website - http://www.yorkconservationtrust.org/jubbergate-4.html

Ian
nice
December 7th, 2020  
Great shot. Thanks for the links
December 7th, 2020  
Great pov to see this historic building's architectural details
December 7th, 2020  
I always enjoy your meanders around York. The buildings are gorgeous
December 7th, 2020  
Beautiful lighting on the lovely building. Such a lot of history too.
December 7th, 2020  
wonderful building and architecture
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December 7th, 2020  
A beautiful building, super nighttime shot.Fav😊
December 7th, 2020  
Nice capture of this ancient building
December 7th, 2020  
So much history! Great looking building.
December 7th, 2020  
beautiful shot, i love these historic buildings
December 7th, 2020  
A great shot of this beautiful bulding. Those architecture is called `` vakwerk `` in our launguage. Fav.
December 7th, 2020  
Pat
What a great old building, I really like the old windows, fav.
December 7th, 2020  
Such a lovely building
December 8th, 2020  
Beautiful old building. Amazed how the wooden structure survived after all these years. I prefer the name 'White Rose'.
December 8th, 2020  
@pdulis @thistle01 @seattlite @casablanca @dide @ninaganci @carolmw @craftymeg @kwind @santina @pyrrhula @pattyblue @kjarn @sangwann

Thank you all for your lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated.

I do like to see these old timber framed buildings. I remember one on North Street being dismantled some years ago, with poorer timbers replaced, and then rebuilt using traditional techniques.

Ian
December 8th, 2020  
Bri
Such a wonderful building, the foods not bad either. Great shot
December 10th, 2020  
@bybri

Thank you Bri - it's a fascinating old place.

Ian
December 23rd, 2020  
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