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The Minster Church of St John, Beverley, Yorkshire
Bishop John of York established a monastery in Beverley in the 8th century. His tomb had become a major centre of pilgrimage; he was canonised in 1037 as St John of Beverley.
Further reading:
Historic Beverley, by Ivan and Elisabeth Hall, 1981
Beverley Minster: Link
Pevsner Architectural Guides: Hull, by David and Susan Neave, 2010, pp 212-218
Beverley Minster, by David Palliser, 2008 (Jarrold Publishing)
Wikipedia: Link
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