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17th October 2009
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This is one of Manchester's more well known tourist attractions, and with good reason.
The supremely dark neo-Gothic building was built by Mrs Rylands to house her late husband's enormous collection of theological texts in a place which would be accessible to all, not just members of the Church of England.
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John Rylands Library
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