Inside Hilton House – the Northern Quarter building time forgot
Manchester evening news have done an amazing write up for Hilton House this week!
The article tells how CERT are bringing this building back to life after years of disrepair, and delves into the finer details of the refurbishment.
With very little refurbishment taking place over the years, the building became tired looking and neglected, and with the ever evolving hip and arty Northern Quarter, Hilton House’s primary use was soon forgotten, but the iconic building itself never has been.
Click here to read this article
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