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The People's History Museum will close on Sunday 7 October for a multi-million pound refurbishment and re-open in late 2009.
Ordsall Hall is Salford's 'hidden gem'! Dating back over 600 years, it is one of the region's finest examples of an Elizabethan black and white half-timbered manor-house.
An essential visit in the City sporting a gorgeous interior with the best late medieval woodwork in the north - the quire & the ceiling are splendid & full of life in the carved details. Guided tours available.
Opened in 1906 when the Lord Mayor described them as 'a water palace of which every citizen of Manchester is proud'. Although closed since 1993 the building retains much of it's stained glass and tiling.
84 Plymouth Grove is a building of literary significance. A Grade II* detached Regency-style Villa built in the 1830's.
This 18thC church contains a painting from the School of Caracci, stained glass by W Peckitt of York and is the 3rd oldest building in Manchester city centre.
The library is a national collection of the history of British and Irish radical movement from the 1790's to the present day.
Visitor centre provides information on walks, events and wildlife in the Mersey Valley. Explore the wetland nature reserve or visit the watersports centre nearby.
Imagine stepping back in time to a Victorian Manchester, not the city of commerce and corporate splendour but a hidden city of gas lamps and narrow alleys, of slums and unruly alehouses.
The major public reference and lending library in the region. It's 9 subjects departments, which include a Chinese Library and a Visually Impaired People's Unit, contain over 2.5 million books, maps, newspapers, magazines, pictures.