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Capital building of the United States (Sept. 30, 1777 to June 27, 1778) where the name United States of America was adopted on Nov. 15, 1777.
| U.S. Capitol building where Thanksgiving was proclaimed on Nov. 1, 1777.
| Capitol where U.S. congress met after fleeing British in Philadelphia.
| Golden Plough Tavern (c1741) built by Martin Eichelberger & home of Revolutionary General Horatio Gates. Style: Half-timbered.
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Log building at Plough Tavern heritage complex.
| Antique wooded water pump at Plough Tavern heritage complex.
| Italianate buildings along Market Street.
| Dutch & Italianate style buildings at 149 E. Market Street.
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Italianate building (115-177 E. Market St.).
| Colonial door of building (124 E. Market St.).
| Federal-revival style Library on East Market St.
| York Water Company with carved relief of fountain (130 E. Market St.).
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First Presbyterian Church on East Market St.
| York County Court House on East Market St.
| Balconied building at corner West Market & Beaver Sts.
| Fluhrer building (1911) on on West Market St.
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Moderne-style building on Market St.
Style: Moderne.
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