The old Wellington Inn‚ located on Exchange Square. The building was practically
re-built timber by timber after being damaged in Manchester bombing.
Technically speaking, this building can no longer be the oldest one in Manchester, can it?!
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Home away from home
Photo essay: Phase one of the expedition in appreciation of Manchetser

Shahireh S
December 1, 2006
iranian.com

If you like 'dastaan-e donbaaledaar' refer to 'post Iran depression' and 'suggested cure' articles on this site to see how this quest has started. If not, don't worry it should work as an independent piece, too.

On 15 June 1996 an IRA bomb destroyed parts of the shopping area in central Manchester. A few years later the city centre was reopened with some of the old architecture being replaced by new structures. As a result Manchester city centre is now a place where buildings centuries apart are standing shoulder to shoulder. Despite my original assumption, old and new are brought together in a contrasting yet compatible manner. Don't just take my word for it; see the beauty of this striking combination for yourselves. Let me know what you think.