Howden, market town and civil parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England
Howden is a market town in East Riding of Yorkshire, England, situated along the Humber river valley. The town centre features Georgian and Victorian buildings arranged around a traditional market square, with a notable church standing as a focal point of the streetscape.
Howden grew from medieval origins as a trading settlement along important commercial routes between Hull and inland areas. The parish church and various historic structures date from different periods, reflecting several phases of growth and development over centuries.
The market square serves as a clear starting point for exploring the historic core on foot. The town is compact and walkable, making it easy to discover the various streets and buildings that make up the centre.
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