William Ball
& T. B. Elce
The Corn Exchange, Hanging Ditch - 1889 - 1890 The building we see
today has changed significantly from the one designed
by Ball and Elce. Pevsner says of
the Corn Exchange that, "Ball and Elce did the
brick part to Fennel Street and Potts, Son and
Pickup the rest" between 1904 and
1914 and then, following the IRA bomb, Ratcliffe
Partnership and Mountain Design were responsible for
its transition into The Triangle.
******************************** Mynshull's House, Cateaton Street - 1890 The date marks on the
building indicate that it was "founded" in 1689 and
built in 1890. The story is that it was built on
the site of Thomas Mynshull's apothecary that was
built in 1689.
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