Chester Markets Web Site is sponsored by Button's Electrical/Button's Emporium, specialists in Mobile Phone Unlocking, Dyson Repairs and Sales. Also the largest stockist of Dust Bags in the North West. Chester's Indoor Public Market Chester since the 12th Century, its roots steeped in history from Early Roman Times Located behind the Town Hall Located behind the Town Hall Open Monday-Saturday 6 Princess Street Chester Cheshire U.K. CH1 2HH Click on the above picture of Ye Olde Chester Market for information on the history and origin of markets

Chester Market Signs >>> Collectors Corner     David James Unit 53 Jewellers / Jewellery Repairs Gold and Silver Jeweller Jewellery Bought and Sold. Watch Repairs and a selection of Watches and Clocks Mobile 07967 123250 Over 70 shops with over a 100 experts happy to help you and waiting to serve you... Click on the page buttons to browse the many shops and stalls for bargains Click for more pages >>>>>>>>>> S. Cartridge Fishmonger Jim's Haberdashery Haberdashery and Handicrafts Browse through the many Pattern Books 01244 321 518 www.habotastic.com (Under Construction) Knitting Group - Members wanted 01925 812818 Button's Electrical  Shop Unit 8 Also Stall centre of market A Family Business for over 25 Years Chester's Specialist Dyson Repairer Dyson Sales/Repairs. Full range of Dust Bags Also Mobile Phone Spares and Network Change (Unlocking)   Phone/Fax 01244 314927 New Pat Testing Service More >>> David Joinson Superlative Sausages Chester Food & Drink Triple Winners 2007 2008 & 2009! Put some on your plate today! Chester Food and Drink Festival 2010 Vote Now vote for you favourite places to eat and drink > The Character Jug Company John's Framing Service Near the Centre of the Market Bespoke Picture Framing Service. 01244 375600 07974 357798 Jill Pears Market Stall Artist New! - From Dusk to Dawn Market Stall We sell a range of unique gifts drawn from ethical sources something different for all ages. Chesterwiki.com > Chester Market used to be situated on Northgate Street next to the Town Hall, where it traded for over 100 years before moving to the current  site in Princess Street in 1967. The lively city of Chester, is steeped in history and, and has been attracting shoppers looking for bargains for thousands of years. The earliest mention of Chester Market was in 1139, when the first shopping charter was  issued in 1208 and 'the men of Chester and heirs'  were granted the privilege of sole selling rights, except  the annual fairs which were fair game for all-comers. Henry III confirmed this in 1239 and so it remained right up to until the Great Charter 1506, which gave Chester its first mayor. With a sharp eye for business, the local boys wasted no time in expanding shopping opportunities to include coal and cattle markets among other enterprises. The  famous Rows were originally named after the trading that went on. There was a Shoemakers, Cooks and Ironmongers Row - and a Pepper Alley and Fish Shambles. Then came Linen Hall, the Fruit, Root & Herb Market...indeed Chester sold practically every thing! The horse, cloth and cheese fairs of old were to be the natural forerunners of today's magnificent array of shops, not forgetting the bustling town centre market, which has continued for centuries, by order of king and queen. ChesterTourist.com Site Ring Ring Owner: Webmaster   Site: ChesterTourist.com