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A market has been held in King's Lynn's Tuesday Market Place for hundreds of years. Hangings, witch burnings and the punishment of wrongdoers in the stocks were regular sights here.

These days the ancient Mart is held on the 14th February. These days the square is used as the site of a fun fair and a venue for festival events in the summer.

The building with three columns on its facade is the historic Corn Exchange, which dates back to 1854. A £4.4m refurbishment of the building was completed in 1996 and it is now open as an art gallery and venue for varied cultural events.

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