Editing Bishopthorpe (section)

==Landmarks and notable people==
[[File:Archbishop of York John Sentamu.jpg|thumb|[[John Sentamu]], Archbishop of York, 2005–2020]]
[[Bishopthorpe Palace]] is a Grade I listed building and is the residence of the [[Archbishop of York]]. North of the village is [[Middlethorpe Hall]], a Grade I [[listed building]] since 2008 owned by [[National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty|The National Trust]] and now used as a country house hotel.

Bishopthorpe has a long history of notable ecclesiastical residents. The latest Archbishop of York is [[Stephen Cottrell]], who has been resident since July 2020 when he succeeded [[John Sentamu]]. Many of the streets in Bishopthorpe are named after previous Archbishops: for example, Ramsey Avenue ([[Michael Ramsey]], 1956–1961), Maclagan Road ([[William Maclagan]], 1891–1908), Lamplugh Crescent ([[Thomas Lamplugh]], 1688–1691), Coggan Way ([[Donald Coggan]], 1961–1974), Garbett Way ([[Cyril Garbett]], 1942–1955), Temple Road ([[William Temple (bishop)|William Temple]], 1929–1942), Lang Road ([[Cosmo Gordon Lang]], 1909 – 1928), Vernon Close ([[Edward Venables-Vernon-Harcourt|Edward Venables-Vernon]], 1808–1847, Drummond Way ([[Robert Hay Drummond]], 1761–1776), Wolsley Drive ([[Thomas Wolsey]], 1514–1530) and De Grey Place ([[Walter de Gray]], 1216–1255).<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.google.co.uk/maps/search/bishopthorpe+Lamplugh+crescent/data=!4m2!2m1!4b1?sa=N&hl=en&dg=dbrw&newdg=1|title=Google Maps}}</ref>
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