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York Street, MANCHESTER, M1 7XN

The A34 in Manchester approaching Oxford Road.

Sidney Street is on the left.

The Grade II listed building https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101200839-adult-deaf-and-dumb-institute-former-ardwick-ward was designed by John Lowe and completed in 1877. According to the April 1900 issue of the "Silent Worker": "The present Institute was preceded by a society founded by Andrew Patterson, the late headmaster of the Old Trafford School for the Deaf and Dumb, where for many years its meetings were held. Subsequently the headquarters were removed to John Dalton Street, where it continued until after more years of unobtrusive work and steady effort, the Institute in Grosvenor Street, All Saints, Manchester, was built at a cost of nearly £6,000 and opened with much jubilation by the late Bishop Fraser, on June 8th, 1878." http://manchesterhistory.net/manchester/outside/deafdumb.html For a fuller history see Digital Victorians: http://mhm.hud.ac.uk/digitalvictorians/the-deaf-institute-a-history-beneath-the-noise/ It is now a cafe-bar and music venue called The Deaf Institute http://www.thedeafinstitute.co.uk/

Two pubs on Grosvenor Street http://www.pubzoomanchester.co.uk/ . See also Image

Located at 126 Grosvenor Street it was formerly known simply as "The Pub" Image In recent years it became two pubs with the premises on Sidney Street being known as "The Zoo" Image Now "The Pub" has become "The Flour and Flagon" https://www.flourandflagon.co.uk/manchester and "The Zoo" has become "The Bread Shop" https://www.bread-shed.co.uk/manchester a theme that is based on the site's history as Duncan & Foster's bakery back in the 1900s https://confidentials.com/manchester/manchester-bar-former-pub-zoo-venue-to-become-bakery-inspired-bar-the-bread-shed

The Pub, 126 Grosvenor Street.

On Grosvenor Street, off Oxford Road. Now a music venue http://www.thedeafinstitute.co.uk/ .

Viewed from Oxford Road. See also Image

Date stone and ornaments above the main door on Grosvenor Street. See also Image

Located at 126 Grosvenor Street it was formerly known simply as "The Pub" Image In recent years it became two pubs with the premises on Sidney Street being known as "The Zoo". Image Since this photograph was taken "The Pub" has become "The Flour and Flagon" https://www.flourandflagon.co.uk/manchester and "The Zoo" has become "The Bread Shed" https://www.bread-shed.co.uk/manchester a theme that is based on the site's history as Duncan & Foster's bakery back in the 1900s https://confidentials.com/manchester/manchester-bar-former-pub-zoo-venue-to-become-bakery-inspired-bar-the-bread-shed