Talk: The Lost Buildings of Manchester - Eagle pub (five minutes walk from Manchester Cathedral)
6.30pm, Tuesday 12 October
FREE
Manchester is a city of wonderful buildings, old and new.
But it is also a city of lost buildings that range from the magnificent and the grand to the modest and the charming.
Illustrated with superb pictures, some rare, some never seen before, I'll discuss some of the disappeared and demolished wonders. The talk will be filled with great stories too, of significant people, of eccentrics. As usual there'll be lots of humour and lots of fun.
My two books that feature lost buildings: Lost & Imagined Manchester and Illusion & Change Manchester will be available at a discount. These retail at £16.99 but will be available for £12 on the night.
Some of the lost buildings included might be the grand Assize Courts, the vast Art Treasures Building, the full size replica medieval Manchester built in 1887, the beautiful and curious Botanical Gardens and Palm House, Dr Charles White's lovely house on King Street, the magical Hippodrome, the monumental General Post Office, Britain's biggest bandstand in Heaton Park, the delicious Market Street Kardomah Café, the beautiful Manchester General Cemetery Gates, the mighty Royal Exchange, third building and the advanced warehouse of York House.
Venue: The Eagle Pub, Collier Street, Salford, M3 7DW. The pub is close to Trinity Way and a very short walk (500m) from Manchester Cathedral.
The Eagle is a lovely Edwardian pub with a great history and a wonderful landlady in Esther. The pub interior is of the classic multi-roomed variety and has great charm. The event room is equally attractive and cosy.
FREE - EMAIL event@jonathanschofieldtours.com for a ticket as there are limited spaces
Duration: An hour with a break in the middle to get drinks and questions after.
Fully accessible
Totally fascinating
The Paypal receipt is your ticket. If you ordered from Eventbrite you will be sent an electronic ticket. Please check the email, from which you ordered your tickets, 24 hours before each tour, in case circumstances have arisen which affect the tour, especially if the tour includes access to a space not owned by Jonathan Schofield Tours. If there is no change to the plans, you will not be sent an email. And as usual, if you don't have an informative and entertaining tour please ask for a refund
But it is also a city of lost buildings that range from the magnificent and the grand to the modest and the charming.
Illustrated with superb pictures, some rare, some never seen before, I'll discuss some of the disappeared and demolished wonders. The talk will be filled with great stories too, of significant people, of eccentrics. As usual there'll be lots of humour and lots of fun.
My two books that feature lost buildings: Lost & Imagined Manchester and Illusion & Change Manchester will be available at a discount. These retail at £16.99 but will be available for £12 on the night.
Some of the lost buildings included might be the grand Assize Courts, the vast Art Treasures Building, the full size replica medieval Manchester built in 1887, the beautiful and curious Botanical Gardens and Palm House, Dr Charles White's lovely house on King Street, the magical Hippodrome, the monumental General Post Office, Britain's biggest bandstand in Heaton Park, the delicious Market Street Kardomah Café, the beautiful Manchester General Cemetery Gates, the mighty Royal Exchange, third building and the advanced warehouse of York House.
Venue: The Eagle Pub, Collier Street, Salford, M3 7DW. The pub is close to Trinity Way and a very short walk (500m) from Manchester Cathedral.
The Eagle is a lovely Edwardian pub with a great history and a wonderful landlady in Esther. The pub interior is of the classic multi-roomed variety and has great charm. The event room is equally attractive and cosy.
FREE - EMAIL event@jonathanschofieldtours.com for a ticket as there are limited spaces
Duration: An hour with a break in the middle to get drinks and questions after.
Fully accessible
Totally fascinating
The Paypal receipt is your ticket. If you ordered from Eventbrite you will be sent an electronic ticket. Please check the email, from which you ordered your tickets, 24 hours before each tour, in case circumstances have arisen which affect the tour, especially if the tour includes access to a space not owned by Jonathan Schofield Tours. If there is no change to the plans, you will not be sent an email. And as usual, if you don't have an informative and entertaining tour please ask for a refund
