The Bath Guildhall Market sits behind a long row of stone columns topped by a decorative frieze, with an entrance marked by a heavy wrought iron gate. Traders have operated on this site for over eight hundred years, starting as a collection of simple stalls. In the seventeen seventies, architect Thomas Baldwin enclosed the market within this neoclassical structure to shelter the merchants. Inside, the original stone floors remain, worn smooth in the center where generations of shoppers have walked while haggling over goods.
Bath Guildhall Market
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