The Reform Club building on King Street features a distinctive row of tall, arched windows stretching across its upper facade. Originally designed by Edward Walters in eighteen seventy-one, the structure served as a dedicated space for Manchester’s political elite to debate and dine. While the interior now functions as a restaurant, the remnants of the grand library and assembly rooms remain intact. A stained glass ceiling dome still illuminates the central hall, exactly as it did when members gathered here to influence Victorian policy.
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