Treasurer’s House, behind York Minster, is deceiving. Frank Green, the wealthy manufacturer’s grandson, bought it in 1897 and outfitted it for Edward VII’s visit in 1900. A special tour about Frank Green and how he saved Treasurer’s House and converted it into a beautiful show house.
Intriguing legends surround Treasurer’s House, a beautiful mansion in the centre of York. The house, which lies on a Roman road, has 13-period rooms that depict the narrative of Frank Green. They contain his fascinating collection of things, not all of which are what they seem. The award-winning garden, a peaceful haven in the city, is decorated in Edwardian blues and whites.
The award-winning garden is a peaceful sanctuary with spectacular views of York Minster. The large high street shop down the corner has a great range of National Trust related products. Drapers and Minstergate offer a perspective of the city from above the historic Minster area.
