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The Spitalfields Market is a market in the Spitalfields region of Whitechapel borough in London, England.

History

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Shortly after the market opened, London experienced a wave of Huguenots who had been expelled from France for their religious beliefs. Many of those who settled in Spitalfields were skilled silkweavers, and sold their wares at the market, and it became synonymous with its luxurious silk.[1]

In 1875, the market's lease passed to developer Robert Horner, who fought regularly with the Whitechapel District Board of Works to expand it. An iron and glass roof was built in 1883, and the surrounding shops were built over the next century.[1]

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