This is my list of the historic pubs in York with or without real history but that also serve a decent beer.  # [The Black Swan Inn](http://www.blackswanyork.com/) Built: 1417 History: Ghost of workman with bowler hat and ghost young woman in white dress Address: 23 Peasholme Green # [The Golden Fleece](http://www.thegoldenfleeceyork.co.uk/) Built: 15th century History: Ghost of airman in full 2nd world war uniform and ghost of man dressed in 17th century clothes Address: 16 Pavement # [The Snickleway Inn](http://www.thesnicklewayinn.co.uk/) Built: 15th century History: Ghost of lady and her cat. Also ghost of young girl and ghost of an elderly gent Address: 47 Goodramgate # [The Red Lion](http://redlionyork.com/) Built: 13th century History: Have hidden priest holes Address: 2 Merchant Place # [The Old White Swan](https://www.nicholsonspubs.co.uk/restaurants/yorkshireandthehumber/theoldwhiteswangoodramgateyork#/) Built: 16th century History: Haunted but no specific ghosts Address: 80 Goodramgate # [Guy Fawkes Inn](http://www.gfyork.com/) Built: Not that old but looks old inside History: Built on the birthplace of Guy Fawkes (1570) Address: 25 High Petergate # The Kings Arms Built: Dunno History: Gets flooded regularly hence often appears on BBC and Sky news Address: Kings Staith # [The Blue Bell](https://bluebellyork.com/) Built: Dunno History: Old authentic interior Address: 53 Fossgate # [Pivni](http://www.pivni.co.uk/) Built: 1190 History: Old building Address: 6 Patrick Pool # [House of Trembling Madness](http://www.tremblingmadness.co.uk/) Built: 1180 History: Old building Address: 48 Stonegate # [Vahebar](https://www.facebook.com/VaheBar/) Built: Dunno History: Old building Address: 31-33 Goodramgate # [Royal Oak](http://www.royaloakyork.co.uk/) Built: 15th century History: Old building Address: 18 Goodramgate # [The Golden Slipper](http://www.goldenslipper.co.uk/) Built: 15th century History: Old 14th century slipper found in wall on display Address: 20 Goodramgate # [The Maltings](http://www.maltings.co.uk/) Built: Dunno History: Covered with old doors and metal signs inside Address: Tanners Moat