original_query: What are the historical buildings located on the south side of Micklegate?
query: What are the historical buildings located on the south side of Micklegate?
answer: Historical buildings on the south side of Micklegate include The Priory (14th-century pub), 95 Micklegate (16th-century timber-framed building), 85–89 Micklegate (built around 1500), 83 Micklegate (18th-century), Holy Trinity Church (Grade I listed, remaining part of Micklegate Priory), and 77 Micklegate (built around 1790).  Further down, there are 73 and 75 Micklegate (built in 1730), 69 and 71 Micklegate (around 1700), 67 Micklegate (similar date), 61 Micklegate (late 18th-century), 57 and 59 Micklegate (1783), 53 and 55 Micklegate (completed around 1755), and St Martin-cum-Gregory (Grade I listed church). Finally, near Bridge Street are 33–37 Micklegate (with a 17th-century wing), Cromwell House (reconstructed in 1860 but with older elements), Crown House (long an inn, with a 17th-century section), 17–21 Micklegate (15th-century origin), and 11 and 13 Micklegate (built around 1740).