York — For other uses, see York (disambiguation). York Unitary Authority and City … Wikipedia
York — I. biographical name Alvin Cullum 1887 1964 American soldier II. geographical name 1. city SE Pennsylvania SE of Harrisburg population 40,862 2. former city Canada in SE Ontario, now part of Toronto 3. (or Yorkshire) former county N England… … New Collegiate Dictionary
York (disambiguation) — York is a city in North Yorkshire, England. It may also refer to:Places named YorkThere are a large number of places called York or Yorke throughout the world. Australia*Cape York Peninsula *York, Western Australia *Yorke PeninsulaCanada*York,… … Wikipedia
York City F.C. — York City Full name York City Football Club Nickname(s) Minstermen, Founded 1922 … Wikipedia
York City Knights — Full name York City Knights Rugby League Club Founded 1868: York Football Club 2003: York City Knights Location York, England Ground(s) … Wikipedia
York Revolution — Founded in 2006 York, Pennsylvania Team logo Cap insignia … Wikipedia
York St John University — Established 1841: The Diocesan College in York 2006: University Status Type Public Chance … Wikipedia
York (Lewis and Clark) — York (c. 1770 March 1831?) was an American slave best known for his service with the Lewis and Clark Expedition and subsequent demands for freedom.Early lifeYork, his father (also known as York), his mother Rose and younger sisters Nancy and Juba … Wikipedia
York (surname) — York is a surname, and may refer to* Alan York * Alissa York (born 1970), Canadian writer * Alvin York, American war hero * Andrew York (born 1958), American classical guitarist and composer * Byron York, conservative American author and… … Wikipedia
York Community Access Television — (YCAT) was a public access television station in York, Pennsylvania.The current cable system in the City of York began operations soon after the City and York Cable Co. reached agreement on the city’s first cable television franchise agreement in … Wikipedia
York South — was an electoral district (or riding ) in Ontario, Canada, that was represented in the Canadian House of Commons from 1904 to 1979, and in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario from 1926 to 1999. The riding is notable for the 1942 federal by… … Wikipedia
