Rothwell, The Market House 1922
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Pronounced Rowell, the town quite possibly takes its name from an old Danish word meaning red well. By the Middle Ages it had became a thriving town of some importance. A market charter was granted by King John in 1204. The Market Hall in the town centre was designed by William Grumbald. Work began in 1577, but the building remained unfinished until 1895.
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