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7. St George's Crypt
St George's Crypt remains a beacon of hope. It has been offering support for the city's homeless and disadvantaged since 1930. | James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty
8. Town & Country Club
Legendary venue T&C boasted something for everyone. Live music galore - this is the ticket queue for U2 in 1997 - to Brutus Gold on a Friday and Top Banana on a Saturday. | Dan Oxtoby Photo: Dan Oxtoby
9. Duchess of York
One of the north's most legendary venues the Duchess of York on Vicar Lane boasted live music every night. When Nirvana played there in 1989, Kurt Cobain spent a night upstairs on the battered sofa. | YPN Photo: YPN
10. Hyde Park Picture House
Grade II listed Hyde Park Picture House has been a cinema lovers delight since November 1914. | Simon Hulme Photo: Simon Hulme
11. Whitelocks
Turned 300 years old in 2015. It first opened in 1715 as the Turks Head, a heritage reflected in the name of the yard in which Whitelocks is located. Cheers! | Mark Bickerdike Photo: Mark Bickerdike
12. McDonald's, Briggate
By 4.30am on a Sunday, McDonald's on Briggate would have has Big Mac sauce sliding down the walls back in the day, so watch yourself! | YPN Photo: YPN