Union Bank of Manchester On the corner of Chatham
Street and Piccadilly is this former Union Bank of
Manchester branch. The Union Bank of Manchester
traded between 1836 and 1940, although it was affiliated
with Barclay's Bank from 1919 on. Before this
building closed as a bank, it had become a Barclay's
branch.
 As the inscription
indicates the building was erected in 1911.
Pevsner describes the building as a "..powerful
classical essay by Percy Scott Worthington.."
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