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Cambridge Corn Exchange

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The Cambridge Corn Exchange is defined by its ornate, polychromatic facade of yellow, red, and dark blue brickwork, featuring intricate stone carvings that depict scenes of Victorian farm life. Opened in eighteen seventy-five, the building was designed by local architect Richard Reynolds Rowe in a Gothic Revival style to provide a weather-proof space for regional farmers to trade grain.

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