All Saint's Church, York

A church has been on this site since before the Norman Conquest, but the present building is almost entirely fourteenth- and fifteenth-century. Part of the building was demolished in the late eighteenth century: the east end (chancel and aisles) was removed so that the market-place in Pavement could be expanded. The present east end (originally the crossing) was rebuilt to a design by George Edmund Street in 1887, but the remains of the medieval chancel-arch can still be seen above the east window inside the church.