Findlay Market, Market hall in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati, US
The main market building features cast and wrought iron framework construction, with indoor merchants selling meat, fish, produce, flowers, cheese, and ethnic foods.
Established in 1852 on land donated by General James Findlay and Jane Irwin Findlay, this structure became the last remaining of nine public markets in Cincinnati.
The market bell from Pearl Street Market, Cincinnati's first market house, rings at the start of each market day from the central masonry tower.
The market opens Wednesday through Sunday, offering local produce from indoor vendors, while outdoor farmers gather on weekends from March to December.
The market building represents one of the earliest structures in the United States to implement iron framework technology, earning its place on the National Register.
Location: Cincinnati
GPS coordinates: 39.11528,-84.51917
Latest update: May 10, 2025 22:40
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