Corn Exchange- Lincoln, Lincolnshire,UK - Current and Former Exchanges on Waymarking.com

The Corn Exchange and market was wherein 1879. Corn Hill: Sincil Street.
This replaced the earlier corn exchange which had now insufficient room for all the market traders. As originally designed the corn exchange was on the first floor and the ground floor was an open area used by other market traders. Red brick with round arched panels. It has a French mansard roof, typical of Bellamy and Hardy's work, with ironwork cresting. Inside, on the first floor, a large room, which was the main trading floor, has an impressive hammer beam roof.[58] While the building was also used for other purposes, trading in corn continued until 1984. Renovation in 2017 has seen the insertion of large plate glass windows into the arched brick arcades on the south and east sides of the trading floor.
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Name: Cornhill Quarter Address: Now Part of the Cornhill Quarter (shopping Centre) Sincil Street of Lincoln Country: UK URL: [Web Link] Is this exchange still active at this location: no Activity Period: Not listed

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