{"entry-date":"1990-07-30","start-date":"1990-07-30","end-date":"","entity":42147324,"name":"THE BARBICAN, Barbican, (East side) Fish Market","dataset":"listed-building-outline","typology":"geography","reference":"740-1/62/85","prefix":"listed-building-outline","organisation-entity":253,"geometry":"MULTIPOLYGON (((-4.134233 50.367078, -4.134244 50.367077, -4.134254 50.367109, -4.134247 50.36711, -4.134382 50.367563, -4.134585 50.367538, -4.13445 50.367085, -4.134443 50.367086, -4.134433 50.367053, -4.134445 50.367052, -4.134446 50.367028, -4.134451 50.367022, -4.134447 50.367001, -4.134441 50.366981, -4.134447 50.36698, -4.134445 50.366969, -4.134431 50.366938, -4.134437 50.366936, -4.134431 50.366924, -4.134421 50.366911, -4.134401 50.36689, -4.134377 50.366876, -4.134346 50.366867, -4.134327 50.366864, -4.134294 50.366864, -4.134256 50.366871, -4.134237 50.366877, -4.134207 50.366889, -4.134182 50.366903, -4.134233 50.367078)))","point":"POINT (-4.134383 50.367206)","quality":"authoritative","notes":"Fish market. 1896. By Sir James Inglis, engineer to GWR. Cast-iron and steel structure, slate or lead covered roofs; former clearstorey now closed by asbestos cement sheeting; rainwater discharged down the cast-iron columns which support the canopy. PLAN"}