From Pigs to Pollen the Lost Architecture of Sheffield’s Markets

From Pigs to Pollen the Lost Architecture of Sheffield’s Markets

  • UNDER 14 WITH PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN

Join town planner and local historian Simon Ogden as he shares the many histories of the Castlegate Markets

By Sheaf & Porter Rivers Trust

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Location

Exchange Street & Haymarket

Jncn Exchange St Haymarket Sheffield City Centre S3 8LT United Kingdom

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour 30 minutes
  • UNDER 14 WITH PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN
  • Paid venue parking

Most people in Sheffield remember the Castle Market fondly, but that was only one of at least 15 markets held in the Castlegate area since the first one was officially recorded under the walls of the Castle in the 13th century.

Town planner and local historian Simon Ogden will trace this rich and restless history using plans and pictures, to understand why the markets have moved and changed so many times in the last 700 years and what might happen to some of their historic sites next. The dramatic impact of the markets on the River Sheaf will also be explained.

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Hidden Rivers Tour Tickets for August and September on sale now.

Regular tours of Castle site 'How the Sheaf was Lost and How to get it Back Again' take place from Castlegate at every Pollen Market on the third Sunday of each month except August.

How the Sheaf was Lost evening guided walk following the course of the hidden Sheaf 5.00-7.00 16th September - see Sheffield Walking Festival site to book.

FreeSep 15 · 12:30 PM GMT+1