The linnen-trade hall as an attachement to the belfrey of the 15th century. Only linnen which went throught the quality control could be sold here.
In the 18th century, the building was used as a town-hall. For that reason, an extra entrance for the prisson and house for the warden was built by the town-achitect David t'Kindt on the other side of the belfrey.
At that time, the original function of the linen-trade hall was gone.
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