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YOUR CASE
Local chicken farmer, Henry Peckitt was found dead in one of his coops. Fowl play is suspected, locals are shell shocked, and it has certainly ruffled a few feathers in the town. Eggsactly how the deed was done remains a mystery and has Chief Soup-erintendant, Jal Frayzi, in a flap. Can you unscramble the clues, help the Old Bill crack the case, and get the perpetrator of the crime up before the Old Beak?
Market Weighton Trail
Nestled in the Yorkshire Wolds you will find the enchanting town of Market Weighton. Listed in the Domesday Book as 'Wicstun', it was granted its charter to become a market town in 1251 by Henry III.
This Trail will lead you around the architectural delights of this historic market town. Attractions include the Londesborough Arms, an 18th century coaching inn, the high street, redolent of the 1800s, as well as the old police station and the quaint little duck pond. Make sure you have some bread handy for the hungry and very noisy ducks! You will also visit the Gothic Grade 1 listed building of All Saints church, parts of which date back to Norman times.
As you seek out the clues to solve the mystery you will discover the rich and varied history of Market Weighton.
This Murder Mystery Walking Trail is set around the centre of this old market town. It is approximately 1.5 miles long and will take about 1.5 hours to complete. Unfortunately, the steps in the Aspen play park make the Trail unsuitable for wheelchairs. People with light pushchairs will be able to negotiate the steps provided there are two people to help with the lifting.
It is recommended that you use the free car park in Londesborough Road. However, please note this car park is used for the weekly market each Friday. There is another free car park on Finkle Street, and other street parking available.
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