Hayward's Building, Deansgate, Manchester
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Hayward's Building, Deansgate, Manchester
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: 24 Jul 2011
An elaborate facade with much finely-carved detail. The first floor has large paired arched windows, and all the windows have extravagant and slightly eccentric decoration (Image]). Etched into the ground floor arches are the words, "T. HAYWARD & Co. GLASS & CHINA". Built c1877 by Corbett, Son & Brooke. Grade II listed. Now a pub at the ground floor.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.482874
Longitude
-2.246793