Market Hall and Corn Exchange

Our beautiful Market Hall and Corn Exchange was built in three phases, 1847, 1873 and 1930. The fish market extension (phase 3) was added in 1930/31. Phase 1 was built in 1847 by Doncaster Corporation's architect, Joseph Butterfield, on the ruins of the Mary Magdalen Church, The Corn Exchange (phase 2) was added in 1873 by Lincoln-based architect William Watkin, whose most revered structure is the beautiful Grantham Town Hall (1867-69) Sir Edward Elgar conducted the London Symphony Orchestra here on October 28 1909.

Choose Your Media to Continue on the Trail

The next building on the tour has a Virtual Plaque, and is one of Doncaster's oldest surviving Manor House.