Yarn Market, Dunster

The Yarn Market in Dunster, Somerset, is a stunning Grade I listed building dating back to the early 17th century, originally constructed to support the local wool and cloth market. This octagonal structure features a distinctive slate roof and a central stone pier, showcasing architectural elements from its rich history, including damage from the Civil War. Visitors can explore its historical significance as a hub for trade since at least 1222, and admire its restoration efforts that preserve its unique character. Managed by the National Trust, the Yarn Market stands as a testament to Dunster's medieval prosperity and is a must-see for tourists and researchers alike.