Corn Exchange
United Kingdom /
England /
Doncaster /
World
/ United Kingdom
/ England
/ Doncaster
World / United Kingdom / England
marketplace, 1840s construction, Grade II* Listed (UK)
In the 19th century a Corn Exchange was built at the heart of the market area. It was designed to be a concert hall as well as a market building and Elgar conducted the London Symphony Orchestra here in 1909. A young Winston Churchill also spoke here about his experiences during the Boer War.
Nowadays, this fine Victorian listed gem now houses a wider range of quality retailers including household linens, fashion, furnishing and much more.
Nowadays, this fine Victorian listed gem now houses a wider range of quality retailers including household linens, fashion, furnishing and much more.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 53°31'28"N 1°7'57"W
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- Potteric Carr nature reserve 4 km
- Loversall CP 4.4 km
- Rossington CP 7.3 km
- Tickhill CP 10 km
- Maltby CP 13 km
- Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham 17 km