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Le Mans Crescent
Named in 1974 in honour of the twin town in the south of France, Le Mans
Crescent runs behind the town hall between Deansgate and Ashburner Street.
Before the crescent, there was Howell Croft North at the police station end,
and Howell Croft South at the library entrance end from a map dated 1930.
You can visit the town of Le Mans at
http://www.ville-lemans.fr/
The Crescent is host to the annual Victorian
Fair each August.
The back of the town hall is on the left, with the entrance to the library at
the end of the crescent. This is taken from Howell Croft North.
You may go inside the Museum
These are the former Civic Centre buildings handed over to the Library and
Museum.
This arched accessway allows passage from the middle of the crescent into
Cheadle Square, and there is a picture from the other side in the gallery.
Go into Victoria Square
This is looking in from behind the statue of Chadwick.
Go into Victoria Square
This is looking in from behind the statue of Dobson. Enter
the town hall on the right of this picture.
On the right is the Wellsprings, and ahead is the entrance to the museum.
Oscar's bar is the lit doorway on the left.
Go to Ashburner Street
This view is into Howell Croft South. You can either go into the Octagon, onto
Newport Street or onto Ashburner Street. The building on the left is the
Wellsprings. Originally built to house part of the Bolton Metropolitan
Council, it is now given over to commercial office space. It was designed to
be in keeping with its environment. The library and museum is on the right.
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