3-10 Market Place, Banbury, Oxfordshire
This building (centre) was built in c1610 as a Wool Hall. It was used for trading wool until c1642. It then became Banbury Gaol. It was a jail from c1649 - 1852.
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This building (centre) was built in c1610 as a Wool Hall. It was used for trading wool until c1642. It then became Banbury Gaol. It was a jail from c1649 - 1852.
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