The Lass O'Gowrie sits on the corner of Charles and Brook Street, marked by its distinctive green tiles and rounded brick frontage. It spent the nineteenth century as a standard Victorian pub serving the workers of Manchester's textile mills. In the late nineties, the landlord Brian Felton turned it into a creative hub. He famously hosted writers and filmmakers in the back room, transforming the space from a quiet neighborhood watering hole into a legendary local outpost for the city's alternative arts scene.
Lass O'Gowrie Manchester
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