- A
weighhouse or
weighing house is a
public building at or
within which goods are weighed. Most of
these buildings were
built before 1800,
prior to the...
- Place, Marylebone. In 2016 they
opened their second site, The MaE Deli,
Weighhouse Street, Mayfair. In
early 2017, a
third site was
launched named The Kitchen...
-
Weighhouse (1613)...
-
building was
deemed so
magnificent that
nearby Robert Street was
renamed Weighhouse Street in its honour.
During excavation of the site the
foundations had...
-
Scales at the town hall (and
former weighhouse) in Bolsward...
- to 23
October 1576. The fire
started in
brewery het Ankertje, near the
weighhouse at the Spaarne,
which was used by
mercenaries as a
guarding place. When...
- Age.
Cities expanded greatly as the
economy thrived. New town halls,
weighhouses and
storehouses were built.
Merchants who had made
their fortune ordered...
- with
rooms on the
ground floor reserved for traders: the Corn House,
Weighhouse and
Lower Cloth Hall. Today, this
floor accommodates the town's tourism...
-
Society took over and
rebuilt a
nearby chapel in
Chandler Street (now
Weighhouse Street). In 1808 land
close by in
Marylebone was
acquired to
build an...
- Cranbrook, Kent. In 1699
Earle became ****istant to
Thomas Reynolds at the
Weighhouse presbyterian chapel, Eastcheap, and soon
afterwards became one of the...
