Canada House, 1905-09
Triangle Building, formerly the Corn Exchange. 1897
Newton Building, 1907
Merchants Warehose, 1825
Merchants Warehose, 1825. Note the loading bay arches
Princess Street Warehouses
Manchester RR Station, 1830. The oldest railway station in Britain, Manchester and Liverpool Railway
S & J Watts warewhouse, 1851-56
Lancaster House and adjacent warehouse dominate Whitworth and Princess Street
India House, 1905-09
Cut-away drawing of Jackson Warehouse. Grey cloth is being delivered from a horse and wagon into a loading chute. Finished cloth is hoisted from the basement and loaded onto a steam lorry while the cloth is being inspected on the the first floor (left)
Whitworth and Princess streets warehouses.
1-Manchester House, 84-6 Princess Street
2-Asia House, 82 Princess Street
3-Lancaster House, 80 Princess Street
4-Cambrian Buildings, 69-71 Whitworth Street
5 India House, 73-5 Whitworth Street
6-Bridgewater House, 58-60 Whitworth Street
7 Dominion House, 48-50 Whitworth Street
8-Central House, 74 Princess Street
9-Lionese House, 54-6 Princess Street
1O-104 Bloom Street
11-12 Harter Street
12-Transact House, 48-50 Princess Street and 2 Waterloo Street
13-Rhodesia House, 102 Bloom Street
14-Brazil House, 105-7 Princess Street
15-109 Princess Street
16-61-5 Whitworth Street
17-121 Princess Street
Cooperative Wholesale Society, c. 1900
Cooperative Wholesale Society, c. 1900
Albert Warehouse quay. mid-19thc
Great Northern Railway Warehouse, 1899
Middle Warehouse, Castlefield, 1828-31
Asia House , 1906-09, cutaway.Gray cloth is being loaded into a chute from a horse-drawn wagon (right). Finished baled cloth is hoisted from a basement for loading onto a steam lorry (center). An inspector examines cloth on a bench on the first floor (left).
74 Princess Street, Scottish Baronial style