What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Construction began in 1285 on the site of an earlier church. Holy Trinity is England's largest parish church by area. The transepts include some of the earliest medieval brickwork in Britain. Recorded plaque organisation: Hull City Council.
Holy Trinity, Hull, constructed beginning in 1285, serves as England’s largest parish church by area and showcases some of Britain’s earliest medieval brickwork in its transepts, highlighting its architectural significance.
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