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 Glossop VAH
Market Street Municipal Building

Market Street		 Various
Outdoor Market		 HPBC
Municipal Building
Bradbury House
10 Market Street
Chapel Street		 BMAS and Company
12 Market Street
Summary
With the granting of a New Market Act in 1844, the weekly Glossop market was relocated from Old Glossop to Howardtown (New Glossop).
Today, Glossop’s outdoor market stalls are open from 9am to 4pm every Friday and Saturday and offer a great range of affordable products from independent traders.
 1844 
With the granting of a New Market Act in 1844, the weekly Glossop market was relocated to Howardtown


 1904 


An advertisment from ’Glossop - A Sketch From The Earliest Period’ printed and published by Messrs. Jenkinson and Hamnett in 1904.


 1910 


Early 20th century, the title of this photo is ’Bull Roasting at Glossop Market’. Image from a digital collection by Bert Baker.


 1910 


This looks like the market ground and a church procession or cotton queen procession. Image from a digital collection by Bert Baker.


 1910 


The Glossop police force on the market ground. Image from a digital collection by Bert Baker.


 1915 


Was this photo of a marching band taken on the outdoor market area? The buildings behind could be the ones on Market Street (where Bradbury House is now) although the building far left doesn’t look like the Bridge Inn (12 Market Street) as it looks today.


 2014 


Photo taken in 2014 by Glossop VAH.