Leadenhall Market lockdown
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“A market since the Middle Ages, under a Victorian roof painted like a sweet shop. In lockdown the stalls were quiet, but the magic stayed.”
About this place
Leadenhall Market in the City of London is a covered Victorian market designed by Horace Jones and opened in 1881, with a painted roof of iron and glass. It stands on the site of the Roman basilica and forum, and trading has taken place here for centuries. The market appeared as Diagon Alley in the first Harry Potter film. Photographed during lockdown, when its arcades were almost empty.


