The Town. Market House.

Built in 1904 to replace the dilapidated market cross. An octagonal structure supported by eight columns of teak raised by public subscription from a design by the late Mr Sidney W. Cranfield. The roof is covered with hand-made tiles and terminated in a copper dome. Upon the cornice beneath the roof is inscribed "This Market House was erected by subscription to commemorate the coronation of Kind Edward VII. Dei. Gra. Omn. Rex Fid. Def. Ind. Imp." It is somewhat similar in style to the Old Market House demolished in 1826. - History of the Enfield Parochial Charity / Robert H. Dugdale Sykes, 1988, page 14.