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The Story of the East Riding of Yorkshire

Note 26 — XII. HOW OUR ANCIENT PARISH CHURCHES WERE BUILT.

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The brickwork of the chancel and transepts of Holy Trinity, Hull, is probably the ‘earliest existing example of mediæval brickwork in England.’ These portions of the church were built during the first quarter of the fourteenth century.

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