Of course, the Cross Keys (which we saw last time) is not the only business, or even the only type of business, to be identified in York, En...

The Cross Keys pub gets a brief mention in the "Public House Signs" section of the book  Heraldry and the Buildings of York , noti...

Well, today is Thanksgiving Day here in the United States, a major holiday where we take a day off from work and celebrate (or not) with fam...

Today's three heraldic stops on our tour of York, England, all have to do with the heraldic signs of three different pubs in the old cit...

After looking at the two heraldic logos of the York Brewery, today we're going to see what other alcohol-related heraldry (and heraldry-...

York Brewery, not surprisingly based in York, England, displays in places around the city a couple of different heraldic logos that I quite ...

Today's conundrum: How are the attributed arms of St. Wilfrid blazoned? And can you get to that blazon from five (well, really four, bec...

To finish our review of the arms/logos of the remaining six of the nine (out of 11) colleges of the University of York appearing on the buse...

The City of York has a fairly extensive public transportation system, one part of which is city buses, painted mostly purple (lilac? pinkish...

On the corner of New Street and Coney Street in York sits the National Westminster Bank building (now home to a Starbucks with its own semi-...