Lenagan Library

Manchester, United Kingdom

4

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+44 161 275 4985
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The Martin Harris Building University of Manchester Oxford Road, Manchester, United Kingdom, M13 9QS
Oxford Road Corridor
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300 ftOxford Road/University
680 ftBrunswick St/Oxford Road
680 ftGrafton St/Royal Infirmary (Stop H)
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1 review of Lenagan Library

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Place rating: 4
Manchester, United Kingdom
Yet another branch of The John Ryland’s University Library. This one is slightly different to all the others though, as it isn’t just books but films as well!
And you can go into little booths in a small room and watch a film from their collection with your headphones in. If you are a student at the university (or probably any university as they tend to let you in) then I definitely recommend paying it a visit. The collection is average in size, but contains all the old classics that made cinema what is it today. If you’re around the university then pop down and waste/​spend a couple of hours watching a film you otherwise wouldn’t have!
If you’re a film studies student, you should also use it, but you probably already know this, or have failed.