Paddy’s Markets in Haymarket is recognizable by the constant movement of crowds and the dense array of stalls packed beneath the roof of the Market City building. This site traces its origins to eighteen thirty-four, when Governor Richard Bourke moved the city’s cattle, hay, and grain markets to Campbell Street. Traders who settled here found themselves adjacent to a vacant lot that regularly hosted touring circuses.
Paddy's Markets Haymarket
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