There are some parts of Manchester that are almost unrecognisable compared to how they were ten, 20, 30 years ago.
Manchester Exchange Station, Lancaster Arcade and Tommy Ducks pubs are just some of the landmarks we’ve loved and lost over the years.
Come with us on a trip down memory lane to remember some of the other landmarks that are no longer part of the Manchester skyline.
1. Lancaster Arcade
This 19th century shopping mall was located near Victoria Station, near where the National Football Museum is now located. This photo was taken in 1966. Credit: Alan Murray-Rust | Alan Murray-Rust via geograph.org.uk
2. Oliver Cromwell statue
This statue was moved from near the Cathedral (pictured) to Wythenshawe park in 1968. This photo was taken in 1966. Credit: Ben Brooksbank via geograph.org.uk | Ben Brooksbank via geograph.org.uk
3. St Mary's Gate before pedestrianisation
St Mary's Gate leading towards the Arndale and Market Street. Cars used to be able to drive up Market Street. Credit: David Dixon via geograph.org.uk | David Dixon via geograph.org.uk
4. Cafe Yaqub
This picture of a curry house on Back Turner Street in the Northern Quarter was taken in 1987. Credit: Slbs via geograph.org.uk | Slbs via geograph.org.uk