King's Lynn Minster
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The photograph on this page of King's Lynn Minster by HelenK as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © HelenK Taken: 3 Nov 2021
The parish church of St Margaret was elevated to become King's Lynn Minster https://kingslynnminster.org/ in 2011, one of a wave of churches which gained Minster status around that time. On the right can be seen Hanse House http://www.hansehouse.co.uk/history/ ; this incorporates a mediaeval warehouse once owned by the Hanseatic League, which used the town as a trading post. Today the building has a variety of uses, including offices, an indoor market, three flats, function rooms and a wine bar https://www.therathskeller.co.uk/ .
