What is recorded here

This black commemorative plaque records: In front of this building on the cobbled area, once stood a timber-framed market house. It was erected in 1566 and demolished in 1866. It was used initially for grain transactions, then later as a jail.

The Market House in Farnham, erected in 1566 and demolished in 1866, served initially as a center for grain transactions and later functioned as a jail, reflecting its historical importance in local commerce and law enforcement.

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