What is recorded here
This multicoloured commemorative plaque records: Old Corn Exchange. Built 1860. Stone frieze illustrates the grain industry.
The Old Corn Exchange, built in 1860, served as a significant trading hub for grain in Edinburgh and its stone frieze reflects the economic importance of the grain industry during the Victorian era.
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