Clarence, Wilmslow Road, Rusholme. (c) NewtonBluesMCFC.
The Clarence was in the middle of Rusholme's 'Curry Mile' and, although always doing a decent trade from curry goers, eventually turned into a restaurant itself a few years after City moved from Moss Side to Bradford.
Former Clarence, Wilmslow Road. (c) Pubs of Manchester.
As of 2011, the old Clarence is a garish pink, alcohol-free restaurant. The pub had existed on this site for over 150 years, shown below in a 1905 postcard as a Hardy's Crown Ales house.
As of 2011, the old Clarence is a garish pink, alcohol-free restaurant. The pub had existed on this site for over 150 years, shown below in a 1905 postcard as a Hardy's Crown Ales house.
Clarence, Wilmslow Road, 1905. (c) http://rusholmearchive.org/a-tour-of-wilmslow-road.
The Clarence was an rare pre-match haunt of ours - don't remember much in the way of real ale, just the wood interior and occasional mither with visiting fans.
The Clarence was an rare pre-match haunt of ours - don't remember much in the way of real ale, just the wood interior and occasional mither with visiting fans.
Former Clarence, Wilmslow Road. (c) Google 2011. View Larger Map.
