Beverley, England
Historic Sites & Landmarks in Beverley, England
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Beverley Minster
Beverley, England
c. 1225-1420
Possibly the best Gothic parish church in England, the cathedral-sized Beverley Minster spans the Early English, Decorated and Perpendicular Gothic periods.
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Minster Garth
Beverley, England
Late C18. 3 storeys in red brick. 3 windows, all reglazed, painted stone cill string to 1st floor, and heads with fluted key blocks to windows.
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St. Mary's Church
Beverley, England
Beverley's parish church is an impressive building founded in the 12th century and funded by the merchant guilds. Highlights include the painted minstrels' capital and the chancel ceiling depicting the kings of England through the 15th century.
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The Market Cross
Beverley, England
1714
Built 1714, designed by E Shelton of Wakefield, repairs 1769. Four pairs of coupled Roman Doric columns in stone standing on octagonal base of three steps. Full entablature with triglyphs, guttae etc. Entablature broken over columns.
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Wall to No 67
Beverley, England
Circa 1780. Quadrant brick flanking wall of the same date as the house termina- ting in pier surmounted by stone 'Adam' urn enriched with drapery. This is attached to a garden wall of about 6 feet in height.
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73, 75, Walkergate
Beverley, England
C18. 2 storeys in brick with new pantile roof. 2 modern dormers.
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83, 85, Walkergate
Beverley, England
Late C18 or early C19. 2 storeys in brick with slate roof and 2 dormers. 2 windows, rendered rusticated lintels.
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87, Walkergate
Beverley, England
Early C19. Red brick. Tiled roof.
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14, Wednesday Market
Beverley, England
Circa 1800. 3 storeys in red brick with pantile roof. 3 windows, painted carved stone heads and stone cills, glazing bars.
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103-113, Walkergate
Beverley, England
Early C19. 2 storeys in white brick with slate roof. 12 windows, mostly retain- ing hung sashes with glazing bars, rendered lintels.