Girls' Lodging-Home, Mill Street, Ardwick

A girls' lodging-home was opened on February 20 last, in connection with the Girls' Institute, Mill-street, Ancoats. The new home furnishes accommodation for 12 girls and a matron, with four bedrooms and a sitting-room for workers in the Institute. The cost of building and furnishing the home is about £1,090. The architects are Messrs. Horton and Bridgford, FRIBA, of Temple Chambers, Brazennose-street, Manchester; and the contractors Messrs. Burgess and Galt, of Upton Street, Ardwick. [Building News 13 March 1896 page 404]

A Girls' Lodging Home was opened on February 20th last, in connection with the Girls' Institute, Mill Street, Ancoats, by Mr. Herbert Phillips, in the absence Of Mr. W. H. Johnson, chairman of the executive committee. The new home furnishes accommodation for 12 girls and a matron, with four bedrooms and a sitting-room for workers in the Institute. The cost of building and furnishing the Home is about £1,090. The architects are Messrs. Horton and Bridgford, F.R.I.B.A., of Temple Chambers, Brazennose Street, Manchester, and the contractors, Messrs. Burgess & Galt, of Upton Street, Ardwick. [British Architect 13 March 1896 page 194]

Reference    Building News 13 March 1896 page 404
Reference    British Architect 13 March 1896 page 194