Close-up of the roof of Manchester Central Library as seen from the top of the Beetham Hilton Tower. The roof slopes outwards revealing a brick wall on the inside with windows and the conical roof window above the main library on the first floor. Behind is the Town Hall Extension.

This photo has almost the quality of abstract art. It gives us an unusual angle on one of Manchester's most familiar buildings. All photos in the Manchester Mega-Photo are available as high quality prints.

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