In 1885 there is the Golden Slipper at 94 Goodramgate; a Fox, at 92 Goodramgate which must be next door, with the Wellington at 90 Goodramgate.
The Fox is named in the 1871 census but is named the Beech Tree in the 1851 and 1872 directory listings.
In 1851 census it is named the Lord Byrons Coffee House
York pub history index
Residents at this address
1840, Fox, Hugh Easton, 91 Goodramgate
1851, Beech Tree, Thomas Wilkinson, 91 Goodramgate
In 1851 at Lord Byron's Coffee House, 92 Goodramgate, St John Del Pyke --ndy
Thomas Wilkinson, Publican (whitesmith & gas fitter), aged 28 and born in City of York
Jane Wilkinson, Wife, aged 27 and born in Dringhouses, Yorkshire
Joseph Wilkinson, Son, aged 2 and born in City of York
Thomas Wilkinson, Son, aged 7 months and born in City of York
In 1871 at the Fox Inn, Goodramgate St John Delpike, York, Yorkshire
Hannah Halder, Publican, aged 41 and born in Topcliffe, Yorkshire
John Halder, Son, Carpenter apprentice, aged 17 and born in York, Yorkshire
Ann Halder, Daughter, aged 13 and born in York, Yorkshire
Elizabeth Halder, Daughter, aged 10 and born in York, Yorkshire
Thomas Halder, Son, aged 8 and born in York, Yorkshire
James Halder, Son, aged 5 and born in York, Yorkshire
Mary Hannah Halder, Daughter, aged 1 and born in York, Yorkshire
1872, Beech Tree Inn, Mrs Hannah Halder, 92 Goodramgate
1885, Fox, Joseph Butler, 92 Goodramgate