2 Jubbergate, Grade II* listed building in York, England
The building combines two connected sections featuring timber framing, brick infill, and jettied upper floors located at the intersection of Jubbergate and Newgate.
The original section dates from the 14th century, with a two-bay extension added in the early 17th century, including an original chimney and fireplace in the attic.
The structure evolved from Taylor, Cook & Co chemist shop in 1830 to a hatters' shop in the 1870s, and later became the White Rose Cafe.
The York Conservation Trust acquired the freehold in 1957, ensuring the preservation of this structure that now stands adjacent to the Shambles Market.
The building contains an 18th-century plaster cornice in one first floor room and underwent substantial restoration work by Brierley and Rutherford in 1928.
Location: City of York
GPS coordinates: 53.95940,-1.08080
Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:29
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