Restoration of Central Library
It's taken over three years and cost almost £50 million but now restoration of Manchester's architectural gem is close to completion.
It's taken over three years and cost almost £50 million but now restoration of Manchester's architectural gem is close to completion.
Renovations on Manchester's Central Library are nearing completion. Work began in 2010 with tens of thousands of items being temporarily housed in a salt mine for preservation. The building is due to reopen to the public by the end of March at a total cost of around £48 million.
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