Many of these were slums and poorer housing from the 19th century,
possibly built by a mill-owner for his workers.
Later offices and administrative buildings were given similar names,
such as Princess Buildings.
The Foldout collects
some of these names.
Aka Permanent Buildings.
The block was built in 1903-1905 as a department store for draper
Alexander Scott Limited and designed by Clement Williams & Sons.
Owners and tenants of the buildings have included
The York Restaurant [1905]
and
The American Crown Tooth Company Limited [1905].
In March 1921, it opened as the headquarters and offices of the
Halifax Permanent Building Society.
The front was altered and the familiar marble pillars added in 1927.
Around 1931, there was considerable extension to the building and the
Alexandra Hall and Café were built.
It is still used as a branch of Halifax PLC, although the
headquarters have moved to the newer building on Trinity Road
Owners and tenants have included
See
Todmorden Co-operative Society
Many of the mid 19th century buildings here are listed
Yarborough Croft, Halifax Ref 19-5866 Yards Ref 19-6813 
Ye Farre Close, Brighouse Ref 19-263 
Yeadon Drive, Southowram Ref 19-5897 Yellow Birch, Warley Ref 19-2220 Yew Park, Hove Edge Ref 19-2243 Yew Tree Cottages, Luddendenfoot Ref 19-5926 Yew Tree Court, Walsden Ref 19-2446 Yew Tree Croft, Luddendenfoot Ref 19-5958 Yew Trees Avenue, Northowram Ref 19-6011
Yew Trees, Causeway Foot Ref 19-2305 Yew Trees Court, Midgley Ref 19-5836 Yew Trees Croft, Midgley Ref 19-6037 Yew Trees, Southowram Ref 19-5984 York Buildings, Halifax Ref 19-5160 
York Place, Halifax Ref 19-2390 York Place, Todmorden Ref 19-5487
York Street, Halifax Ref 19-2417 York Street, Hebden Bridge Ref 19-2362 York Street North, Halifax Ref 19-2331 York Street, Rastrick Ref 19-2277 York Street, Todmorden Ref 19-926
York Terrace, Akroydon, Halifax Ref 19-4659
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