St Annes Almshouses

St Anne's Almshouses, built in 1869, are located in the former gardens of the medieval Maison Dieu of St Anne. The construction was made possible through a £1,000 endowment from Henry Greenwood of West Lodge, Ripon, along with an additional £800 from his sister Caroline Greenwood, and was built by their sister Elizabeth Greenwood.

The almshouses are made of brown brick with pink brick strings and ashlar dressings, topped with a pitched slate roof. They are a single storey building with four bays featuring paired pointed sash windows with hoodmoulds. The entrance has panelled doors with diagonal boarding and shouldered lintels, along with pointed plate tracery fanlights above, which are surmounted by coped gables on paired cut corbels. The central gable includes two blind lights framing a marble panel with an inscription. There are also two tall brick stacks with rounded ends.