Now if you are curious to know what happened to the buildings to the left of the British Railways tower you need do no more than look down at its companion picture.
Location; Piccadilly Railway Station approach
Picture Piccadilly Railway Station approach, 1963, Courtesy of Manchester Archives+ Town Hall Photographers' Collection,
https://www.flickr.com/photos/manchesterarchiveplus/albums/72157684413651581?fbclid=IwAR35NR9v6lzJfkiSsHgHdQyL2CCuQUHuCuVr8xnd403q534MNgY5g1nAZfY and in 2017 from the collection of Andrew Simpson
Location; Piccadilly Railway Station approach
Picture Piccadilly Railway Station approach, 1963, Courtesy of Manchester Archives+ Town Hall Photographers' Collection,
https://www.flickr.com/photos/manchesterarchiveplus/albums/72157684413651581?fbclid=IwAR35NR9v6lzJfkiSsHgHdQyL2CCuQUHuCuVr8xnd403q534MNgY5g1nAZfY and in 2017 from the collection of Andrew Simpson
There not the same building.
ReplyDeleteNo they aren't as I said it is the building to the left of the tall office block which has gone in favour of the S building.
ReplyDeleteMonroes Pub is visible (bottom left, 12 upper windows)
ReplyDeletethen called The White Hart.
How can I download or buy this photo. I worked for the NHS that building. It was ultra modern at tge time.
ReplyDeleteWhich one?
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