Bootham bronze plaque

York, York, England, United Kingdom

Bootham. From the old West Scandinavian word "Buthum" (1150) - "at the booths" - implying a district of humble or temporary dwellings. Jurisdiction over Bootham was hotly disputed between the City and St. Mary's Abbey. The main road to the City from the North, it is on the line of the Roman road.

Listen to the audio guide for Bootham bronze plaque Free on WIP — starts by itself when you arrive, even with the screen off