View south along Dale Street from near the junction with Lever Street. On the right is the site of the building damaged by fire.

On the left is the warehouse building next to the building that caught fire. It is currently closed. Most of the building seems to be intact, though there is some damage to the rear adjoining the building that caught fire. This building is unique because the stonework was never cleaned. It looks like most buildings in Manchester did until the 1970s.

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