What is recorded here

This black commemorative plaque records: The Corn Exchange This grade I listed monument was designed by Ellis & Woodward and built by Lot Jackaman, at a cost if £7,000. It stands on the site of The Shambles (or 'market') which occupied three sides of the site. The Corn Exchange opened for business in July 1862. The floor in the hall was inserted in 1969 - and there are now shops on the ground floor Recorded plaque organisation: J. D. Wetherspoon.

Lot Jackaman was a builder who constructed the Grade I listed Corn Exchange for £7,000, completing it in 1862; his work has become a significant architectural landmark.

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