| With a history dating from 1741, the Golden
Plough Tavern is the oldest building in York City.
Architecturally, it is constructed in the Germanic Half-Timber
Style, reminiscent of 18th Century German Black
Forest construction. This property is listed on the National
Register of Historic Places, and served as a meeting place,
hotel, and restaurant. Together with the Gates House and
Bobb
Log House, the Plough Tavern is open to the public.
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