If a place had a spectral memory then the ancient city of York would be filled with ghostly figures lost through time.
Then The Artist's Garden, Merchant Adventurers’ Hall, Middletons Hotel, Clifford’s Tower, the Judges Lodgings, DIG, the Castle Museum, the Edible Wood and Library Lawn.
Carl Alsop, Operations Manager at York BID near the ghostly figures positioned around Yorks Museum Gardens. Picture By Yorkshire Post Photographer, James Hardisty Some are obvious, while others such as a squirrel are more hidden and may be harder to find. Each sculpture is formed from wire mesh by design company Unconventional Design.
There's a turn-of-the-century gardener, an astronomer, Vikings and a monk. A butcher on The Shambles, throwing out the slop, and a ghostly peacock and fox, as well as a goose. Then one from the time of the infamous conspirator Guy Fawkes and another that may bear a resemblance to the highwayman
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