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Derby Market Hall

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Derby Market Hall is a covered market in Derby, England, whose present Victorian building was completed in 1866. Its iron structural frame and glazed barrel-vaulted roof are associated with the engineer Rowland Mason Ordish, and the hall remains a landmark of the city’s Market Place. It combines a historic market structure with space for retail trading and public activity.

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When was Derby Market Hall's current building completed?

The present Victorian Derby Market Hall was completed in 1866. It remains a major landmark in Derby, England's Market Place.

What is distinctive about Derby Market Hall's roof?

The hall has a glazed barrel-vaulted roof supported by an iron structural frame. That combination gives the building its characteristic Victorian market-hall appearance.

Who is associated with the engineering of Derby Market Hall?

The iron frame and glazed barrel-vaulted roof are associated with engineer Rowland Mason Ordish. His work is part of the building's architectural and engineering significance.

Where is Derby Market Hall located?

Derby Market Hall is in the Market Place in Derby, England. It is a covered market that continues to function as a city landmark and shopping venue.

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