A medieval stone market canopy in central Salisbury, one of the city's old market crosses.
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Built around 1335, it is one of England's oldest surviving market crosses.
Six slender stone pillars support a vaulted hexagonal roof above open cobbles.
Medieval traders paid fines for selling diseased chickens directly beneath it.
Butcher Row, Salisbury, SP1 1EP
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