Corn Hall, Cirencester

The Corn Hall is a historic commercial building located in the Market Place of Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England. Completed in 1863, this Grade II listed structure was originally designed as a corn exchange by architects James Medland and Alfred Maberly in an elegant Italianate style. Over the years, it has evolved from its agricultural roots to become a vibrant shopping arcade and community events venue. The building features intricate stone carvings and a striking façade, making it a notable landmark. It has hosted a variety of events, from theatrical performances to craftsman's markets, and has been a hub for local culture and history. Following a significant refurbishment in 2008, the Corn Hall continues to serve as a popular destination for both tourists and residents, celebrating its rich heritage while offering modern amenities.