Beverley North Bar Within
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Beverley North Bar Within by Dr Patty McAlpin as part of the Geograph project.
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Beverley North Bar Within
Image: © Dr Patty McAlpin Taken: 28 Jan 2008
The North Bar is the sole surviving bar, or gate, of the four that were built in the Middle Ages to control the main route entries into Beverley. The area of the town on this side of the bar is known as "within", the other side is known as "without", i.e. outside the gate. The present gate was rebuilt in 1409 from bricks that had been made locally in Beverley.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.845138
Longitude
-0.435945