You are in front of La caixa de fang, founded and managed by Marcelí Garreta. This street has historically been linked to the Cathedral due to its proximity to the church, and has been related to the priest’s assembly and their religious activities. It is documented that during the 14^th century, religious processions went through carrer Freneria to reach carrer Llibreteria, one of the most important processions at the time was Corpus day. It is also documented that the majority of the houses in this street were occupied by priests that resided or stayed in the city. This direct relationship with the Church continued until the 18^th century, when a Christmas fair had already started taking place between Freneria and la Plaça del Rei. A chronicle written in 1799 describes how the stalls sold pieces to prepare the nativity scene, like miniature mountains, cities, cardboard houses, trees, plastic goats, etc. Around mid-20^th century, a Christmas fair started in Plaça Sant Jaume, called Fira de Santa Llucia.