Panorama of York: Edwin Ridsdale Tate

A 1914 pen-and-ink panorama of medieval York, drawn by Edwin Ridsdale Tate, is on display at York Mansion House.

This drawing provides a bird's eye view of how York looked in the 1400s, allowing visitors to spot landmarks such as the River Ouse, Clifford’s Tower, and York Minster. The panorama was commissioned to mark the 20,000th issue of the Yorkshire Herald and offers fascinating details about life during that period.