The Beverley Guildhall Museum has a long and interesting history in its own right at the centre of the community. It was the traditional seat of power for the government of the town from the 15th century until the late 20th century. The museum that is housed within the building is dedicated to telling the story of the history of the town, and contains many great historical artefacts. Another historic site that can be found in Beverley is the Beverley Minister, founded by St. John of Beverley c.700. The building that sits there now is the third one and dates back to 1220. It continues to fulfil its function as a place of worship and parish church to some 17,000 people in the town. Beverley Minister is also reputedly where Henry V came to give thanks after the battle of Agincourt. As far as going out for a fun filled evening is concerned, there are some good pubs and bars to visit such as The Cornerhouse, Green Dragon, Hodgsons, The Queens Head, The Windmill and more. There are a selection of primary, secondary, and special schools in Beverley. Some of the primary schools are Beverley Minister Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School, Swinemoor Junior School, and “St. Mary's Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School, Beverley”. Some of the secondary schools are Beverley High School, Continuum School, and Beverley Grammar School.