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The Marble Arch Manchester The Marble Arch, gleaming on Rochdale Road in Manchester’s Ancoats, opened in 1888 as a Victorian pub during the city’s industrial peak. Its stunning tiled interior—marble counters, glazed walls—earned it Grade II status, a rare survivor of the cotton boom. Serving mill workers and traders, it thrived in a gritty neighborhood
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The Moon Under Water, towering on Deansgate in Manchester, opened in 1994 but sits in a Victorian-era building tied to the city’s industrial past. A Wetherspoons giant, its name nods to George Orwell’s ideal pub, blending vast interiors with cheap pints. Once part of Manchester’s commercial sprawl, it now serves a mix of locals and
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