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Beverley Minster

Although it is as large and historic as most cathedrals (more so than some), the Minster only has the status of an Anglican parish church. It is grade 1 listed (list entry number 1084028).

The Minster has origins in the 8th century but the present building was started in the 13th. It has its own local saint - John of Beverley, who founded a monastery locally around 700 AD and whose bones still lie beneath a plaque in the nave. Full description and history on Wikipedia at
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by Stephen Craven

Created: Mon, 20 May 2013, Updated: Mon, 20 May 2013


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TA0339 : Minster Yard South by DS Pugh
2023
TA0339 : Beverley Minster by DS Pugh
2023
TA0339 : Beverley Minster by Malc McDonald
2021
TA0339 : Beverley Minster by habiloid
2020
TA0339 : Beverley Minster: late October 2017 by Basher Eyre
2017
TA0339 : Beverley Minster, font by Stephen Craven
2013
TA0339 : Four exterior statues, Beverley Minster by Robin Drayton
2013
TA0339 : Beverley Minster, North aisle by Stephen Craven
2013
TA0339 : The west end of Beverley Minster by Robin Drayton
2013
TA0339 : Grave of St John of Beverley by Stephen Craven
2013
TA0339 : Beverley Minster, North Transept by Stephen Craven
2013


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