Dover, Market Square
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Dover, Market Square
Image: © Helmut Zozmann Taken: 24 Jul 2011
Dover, Market Square, Market Hall in Dover, on the south-western side of Market Square. The alleyway with the brick building on the left hand side is Gaol Lane. The Market Hall was bomb damaged in the Second World War and the façade on the north eastern corner was reduced to just the ground floor. A public convenience was built in this damaged section, and was there in the 1980s, behind two telephone boxes. The telephone boxes and the public conveniences have disappeared when in the 1990s, the old Market Hall site was rebuilt as the White Cliffs Experience Heritage Centre - the northern façade on Market Square was reconstructed and the rest of the building replaced. The building is now Dover Museum. Image
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Image Location
Latitude
51.124718
Longitude
1.313228