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@michael_david_beckwith - UnsplashBeverley Minster
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Beverley Minster is the great Gothic parish church of Beverley, rising above the low roofscape of this historic East Yorkshire market town. Its origins are linked to St John of Beverley, whose shrine made the medieval settlement an important pilgrimage centre; the present building largely reflects construction from the 13th to 15th centuries. Twin west towers, a richly detailed Perpendicular façade and long ranks of pointed windows give the exterior a strong vertical rhythm, while the spacious interior is noted for medieval carving, misericords and the elaborate Percy tomb canopy. From surrounding streets, the pale stone towers form Beverley’s defining skyline; inside, the nave’s symmetry, clustered columns and changing daylight emphasize the exceptional scale of what is now an active parish church.
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