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The White Lion	Cinema	Water trough	The Red Lion	The Old Forge
Built: 1881. *Wilmslow* Rd. The landmark of Withington. Originally The White Lion then renamed Withington Ale House whilst a smaller basement bar was called The White Lion. Now reverted back to original name. The basement of the pub contains a well.	Built: 1912. *Wilmslow* Rd. The oldest cinema in Manchester. Originally called The Scala and then Cine City. Currently closed and awaiting redevelopment.	Built: 1876. Originally located at the corner of Wellington Rd, then the junction of Wilmslow Rd/Palatine Rd, then outside Withington Library. It was then taken to Heald Green and returned. Now at the end of Copson St. Inscription: ... that ye may drink, both ye and your cattle, and your beasts. II Kings III 17.	Built: 17th Century. Wilmslow Rd. The inn was a well known meeting place in the 18th and 19th Centuries for the Court Leet and the Trustees of the Turnpike Trust. Bowling Green to the rear.	Built: 1881. Wilmslow Rd. The Carriage Works were established in the Old Forge buildings in 1800 and originally on Burton Rd opposite The White Lion.


Milestone	Library	Town Hall	Bank	Public Hall
*Wilmslow Rd*. Located infront of the Fire Station, originally the Police Station.	Built: 1927. Wilmslow Rd. The public library replaced the original library housed in the Public Hall on Burton Rd. Library details	Built: 1881. Lapwing Lane, West Didsbury. Originally the Local Board Offices.	Built: 1890. *Wilmslow* Rd. Originally built as the Manchester and County Bank Ltd. Now a National Westminster Bank.	Built: 1861. Burton Rd. Originally Withington public library and also contained a billiards hall.


Methodist Church	Swimming Baths	St Pauls Church	St Pauls School	St Cuthberts Church
Opened: 1865. Wilmslow Rd.	Built: 1911. Burton Rd. Withington Baths.	Built: 1841. Wilmslow Rd. Designed by Hayley and Brown.	Founded: 1844. Rebuilt: 1896. Wilmslow Rd.	Built: 1881. Palatine Rd.