blue plaque · England

Market House, Martock

Market House 18th C Former market place, meeting house and town hall, this building housed an early fire-cart and later the horse drawn fire engine. The top floor was used for parochial meetings and dispensing charity bread, and is still the meeting place of the Parish Council. The stocks were first located here next to the Pinnacle in 1800.

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