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in central Manchester
in central Manchester


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in central Manchester

Opened in 1873. Architects: Speakman, Son & Hickson. Friezes feature sculptures of fishing, by Henry Bonehill. The wrought iron gates are by Hodkinson Poynton & Lester.[1]

The business has moved out of the city, and the 1873 market premises have been hollowed out. Fortunately the facade and gates and cast iron columns have been saved.


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  1. ↑ [1] Manchester History website: The Wholesale Fish Market
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