Yards and passages in Scarborough
Scarborough's old town used to be crammed full of small streets and yards. Houses were built onto the hill over the centuries in a very random way. Cyril Prescott listed the yards in 1892. There were 17 yards and passages off Quay Street. There were 21 little streets off Longwestgate. There were other notable little streets. Take for instance Malt Shovel Yard on Leading Post Street. Then Mast Yard on Sandside. Also, Neptune Terrace on Foreshore Road and Free dwellings on Tollergate. Here is a list of those on Quay Street and Longwestgate.
Yards off Quay Street
-Applebys passage
-Dog and Duck Lane
-Clarksons Yard
-Coates Yard
-Davisons Yard
-Davisons Court
-Long Greece Steps
-Gas House Yard
-Nesfields yard
-Old Gashouse Lane
-Salmon Steps
-Spread Eagle Lane
-Smiths Yard
-Wyrills Yard
-Bakehouse Steps
-Smiths Yard
-Oxleys Yard
Yards and places off Longwestgate
- Avenue cottages
- Binningtons Yard
- Clarksons buildings
- Coates Yard
- Cockerills Yard
- Darlings yard
- Ebenezer Place
- Edmonds Passages
- Headleys Yard
- Hopes cottages
- Ness's Passage
- Ness Yard
- Nicolsons yard
- Niso Terrace
- Livingstone Yard
- Lownsboroughs yard
- Peacocks Yard
- Pextons Yard
- Piercys Yard
- Reads entry
- Robinsons Almhouses
- Tindalls yard
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