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York in the 1960s
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In 1966 York was named as one of five cities to gain special assistance because of their character, beauty and historic interest . Lord Esher, president of the Royal Institute of British Architects, was asked to report on the city s future. His report called for the city center to be improved and repopulated, historic buildings to be enhanced and economically self-preserving, and only buildings of the highest standards to be built within the walled city. Significant traffic restrictions in the city center were recommended. Much of this was put into practice and in 1968 the entire historic core of York was designated as a conservation area. In this follow-up to York in the 1950s, author Paul Chrystal explores this significant period of change in the city's history."
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