What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: 1866 This former Corn Exchange was used extensively for trade and also for concerts and plays. In 1885 it was the headquarters of the Hampshire Regiment 3rd Volunteers. It was converted into shops in 1929. Recorded plaque organisation: Petersfield Heritage.
This building served multiple purposes as a center for trade, entertainment, and military operations, reflecting its significant role in local economic and social activities from the late 19th century until its conversion into shops in 1929.
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