The Butter Market alongside the church in the village of Audlem was built (or refurbished) in 1733. The Buttermarket is still used as a meeting point and several charities use the building for fund raising.
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The Butter Market alongside the church in the village of Audlem was built (or refurbished) in 1733. The Buttermarket is still used as a meeting point and several charities use the building for fund raising. 
