The Haçienda | The People's Archive ®
A selection of our crowdsourced archive documenting the influential Factory Records owned Haçienda Nightclub, located in a former yacht showroom at 11-13 Whitworth Street West, Manchester.
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Photo © Ian/The People’s Archive®
Photo © Ian/The People’s Archive®
Photo © Ian/The People’s Archive®
Photo © Ian/The People’s Archive®
Photo © Ian/The People’s Archive®
Photo © Darren Jones/The People’s Archive®
“Mancunian friends in the Gay Traitor bar in the basement of The Haçienda, Manchester, 1987.”
Photo © Martin Prendergast/The People’s Archive®
Photo © David Kilner/The People’s Archive®
David:”Taken outside The Haçienda in 1989 by a girl we used to hang out with called Naomi. This was directly outside the club as we left, hence the Spectrum flyer (there was always someone handing out flyers).
Photo © David Kilner/The People’s Archive®
Post Haç at The Kitchen, Hulme, 1989. The Kitchen was a makeshift studio and after-hours nightclub which was on the top floor of Charles Barry Crescent, one of the four Hulme Crescents. It was just two flats that were knocked through with a sledgehammer!” DIY!
Photo © Rich/The People’s Archive®
Photo © The People’s Archive®
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