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Yellow and red brick facade of the St Ives Corn Exchange featuring three upper arched windows and a central wooden doorway.

The Corn Exchange, St Ives

History of the Corn Exchange

Listed Building

1864 by Hutchinson. 2 storeys. Double fronted facade with 3 windows and projecting pedimented central bay.

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