Tower House, York

Tower House is a historic building located in Fishergate, York, England, originally opened in 1878 as the headquarters for the North-Eastern Military District. It later served as the headquarters for Northern Command from 1905 until its closure in 1958. The building, designed in the Victorian style, has been restored and refurbished into a business center in the early 1990s and is recognized as a 'building of merit' within the local conservation area, making it an interesting site for both tourists and researchers interested in military history and architecture.