The Salutation, Higher Chatham Street Manchester
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The Salutation, Higher Chatham Street Manchester
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: 14 May 2012
On the corner of Boundary Street. Victorian or Edwardian, glazed tiles below, brick above. When I studied maths at the University of Manchester in 1985-88, this was the mathematicians' pub or so we were told. We had to calculate our own bills and sit on chairs based on conic sections (or that could have been poor workmanship). It was then slightly isolated among empty patches of grass, all of which have since been built on by the university.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.468508
Longitude
-2.239328