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- Albermarle Terrace
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- York Equitable Industrial Society Ltd., Balmoral Terrace (now Janico)
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- Leeming & Salisbury on Bishopthorpe Road (now Trinacria)
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- The Slip Inn, Clementhorpe
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- Co-op Butchers in Clement Street (behind Bishopthorpe Road)
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- Dale Street off-licence
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- Co-op shop at junction of Nunnery Lane with Bishopthorpe Road, now demolished and green space.
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- Albemarle Road Post Office, circa 1922.
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- Post Office in Albermarle Road, at junction with Queen Victoria Street. Trams ran to here from 1913- ca1935.
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- The Janico building in Balmoral Terrace was a Co-op in 1913, lasting until at least 1982.
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- A gift shop which replaced Leeming & Salisbury in the 1990s for a short while.
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- Shuttleworth’s Newsagent on the corner of South Bank Avenue, housed in a lodge building.
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- House at the corner of Albermarle Road and Philadelphia Terrace was a grocers in 1891, then a butcher. Much later it was a hairdressers, but converted into a house in 1974.
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- Bishopthorpe Road shops before WW1. The corner of Darnborough St is now the antique shop. Lund’s Drug store is now Cycle Heaven.
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- Morleys was a fishing tackle dealer in 1984 (now OBs diner). Anne’s is still a hairdresser (Lotus). The betting shop started in 1959. (Phot: Rob Stay)
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- Johnson & Elson in 1984 sold meat, game and poultry, and were previously fishmongers (now Age UK and Lal Quila) (Photo: Rob Stay)
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- The Post Office (1984) is now the Pig and Pastry, and the Enterprise Shop is an McBride’s Opticians. Len Cundall at the Post Office was famous for his dance band in York. (Photo: Rob Stay)
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- No 1 Vine St was a pianoforte dealer and beer seller in 1891, and remained an off-licence until at least 1975. In 1911 the Potter family lived there with 8 children. Owned by the Shaw family since 1933, it was briefly a PO and newsagent. (Photo: Rob Stay)
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- Best Cellars in 1984 – now Cycle Heaven. (Photo: Rob Stay)
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- Bishopgate Antiques in 1984, having been in business since 1975. It was previously a corn and seed merchants (Photo:Rob Stay)
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- The off-licence in 1984 is now Costcutter. The fruit shop has been a greengrocers since 1911. (Photo: Rob Stay)
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- Grocer at Bishopthorpe Road junction with Butcher Terrace, now Millennium Food & Wine
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- Milk delivery from Charlie Howell’s dairy in Finsbury St, South Bank.
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- Bishopthorpe Road around turn of century. Several of the shops now on the left were then private houses, with small gardens at front.
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- Programme for Nunmill street Coronation Party, 1953
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- Bishopthorpe Road around turn of century, Ebor Street junction on right.
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- Millfield Road Street Party 29 June 2014
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- <a href="https://clementshallhistorygroup.wordpress.com/food-shortages-i…-first-world-war/Food shortages
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- Southlands Messenger, reproduced with permission from originals in the Borthwick Institute, University of York, MR Y/SOU 38/3
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- Courtesy of the Imperial War Museum
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- Albemarle Road
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- Barstows Hospital, Caroline St
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- Bishopthorpe Road
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- The Slip Inn
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- The Cygnet
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- Ebor St
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- Millfield Rd Peace Celebrations 1919
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- Co-op on corner of Nunnery Lane
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- Scarcroft School
Clements Hall Local History Group 
