The North Yorkshire County Council Historic Environment Record (HER) covers the county of North Yorkshire excluding the areas of the City of York, the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors National Parks. The HER includes a computerised index system, as well as hard copy detailed information on maps, photographs, reports, journals and other files. The HER consists of over 50000 computerised records, plus non-computerised aerial photographs, maps, fieldwork reports, a small library, project and parish files. The computerised records are largely index data and are not comprehensive, as not all hard copy information has been indexed. This means there may be information in our hard copy systems not accessible via the Heritage Gateway. However, the HER is constantly being enhanced to create a full index. Once the indexing is competed, the aim will be to add depth and detail to the records through further enhancement. The HER is open for public consultation by appointment only.
- Name
- Leonora Goldsmith
- Job Title
- Historic Environment Record Officer
- Telephone Number
- 01609 532331
- Email Address
- [email protected]
- Name
- Peter Rowe
- Job Title
- Principal Archaeologist
- Telephone Number
- 01609 532316
- Email Address
- [email protected]
- Address
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Archaeology Environment and Design, Planning, Policy and Place
North Yorkshire Council County Hall
Northallerton
North Yorkshire
DL7 8AH
- Opening hours
- Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm
- Visitor facilities
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HER visitor room with access to digital HER via PC terminal; parish files (with further information) and reports; photocopying available. For more detailed information see our web page.
- Information available
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The North Yorkshire Council HER covers the county of North Yorkshire excluding the areas of the City of York, the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors National Parks. The HER consists of over 95,000 computerised records, plus maps, fieldwork reports, a small library, project and parish files. The computerised records are largely indicative or index data and are not comprehensive, archival information. The HER is open for public consultation by appointment only. Our aerial photograph collection and the early OS and tithe maps are now held at the North Yorkshire Council Record Office. Please contact them for further information.