The Treasurer's House, just behind York Minster, was built in 1419 as a home for the treasurer of the Minster. It served in this capacity until 1547, before passing through a number of private owners. In 1720 the building was divided in two, separating Gray's Court, with its fine courtyard and 12th century foundations, from the current Treasurer's House. Please click on the thumbnails below to select image