The facade of the old corn exchange, originally a Georgian theatre, is topped by a statue of Ceres, the Roman goddes of cereals, complete with scythe and a sheaf of wheat. Other decorations include a hop bine and cornucopia spilling wheat . The Pantiles , Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, UK. 07 August 2006.

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The facade of the old corn exchange, originally a Georgian theatre, is topped by a statue of Ceres, the Roman goddes of cereals, complete with scythe and a sheaf of wheat. Other decorations include a hop bine and cornucopia spilling wheat . The Pantiles , Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, UK. 07 August 2006.

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