Salford Lads Club
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I visited The Salford Lads Club one Saturday morning recently, I was aware of the connections it has with the Smiths but having looked at their website there is so much more to this place. It is still a club and welcomes both boys and girls, they open their doors to the public on a Saturday morning and you can take a wander round with one of the volunteers, I had the pleasure of being shown around by a gentleman called Brian, such a nice chap, he showed me round their archives where they keep a record of every child who has been a member over the years, each membership card telling its own unique story. They have a Boxing gym and ring upstairs and a snooker room, it really is a special place. Then of course there is the Smiths room which brings a huge amount of visitors as well. I won't go into much more detail as it might spoil your own visit, but to say it has featured in quite a few tv shows. What an amazing place it is.
Justin LangdonJustin Langdon
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We went on a Saturday because they keep records and pictures of camps that happened back in the day and we wanted to see if there were records and pictures of deceased family members. The volunteers couldn't have been more helpful. We came away with copies of records, photos and a postcard of the names on the wall. We also got a tour of the smiths room which is amazing for fans and we got a brew. All free although we did leave a donation. If you have family that went here or if you are a smiths fan you should go.
Amanda LAmanda L
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Myself and my two best friends of the last 35 years went out for a day in Manchester and Salford and on our way home we tried to find the Salford Lads Club, something I've tried to do without success many times. We took our photos in the doorway, overly excited as being Smiths fans is something we have in common. Thanks to the Lady who showed the three of us around the club and explained the nature of the charity. Please visit their website and contribute if you can www.salfordladsclub.org.uk
Stephen MonkStephen Monk
10
Dropped by on an impromptu visit and was welcomed inside by a wonderful and passionate volunteer called Amber. She was incredibly knowledgeable about the club, it's part in social history and its famous links to The Smiths. She guided us around the building, including The Smiths room and a room with a memory wall of all the 22000 boys who had (and still are) members of the club, including the Busby babe Eddie Coleman and Graham Nash. This is a hidden gem and well worth a visit.
Andrea SkellyAndrea Skelly
20
I just came here to take a photo of the iconic building front. I hadn't booked on a tour, but as we arrived the building was being opened and the very kind gentleman invited us in despite us not having booked the tour. He took us to the Smiths room and told us about the history of the building etc. He was super lovely. It is a wee bit out of the way from the centre, but it is worth the visit for those who are Smith's Fans :)
Lucie ClarkLucie Clark
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Salford Museum & Art Gallery
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Basic Info
Address
Lads' Club, Coronation St, Salford M5 3SA, United Kingdom
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+44 161 872 3767
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Website
salfordladsclub.org.uk
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4.8
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cultural
family friendly
Description
Salford Lads' Club is a recreational club in the Ordsall area of Salford, Greater Manchester, England. The club, on the corner of St. Ignatius Walk and Coronation Street, was established in 1903 as a boys' club but today welcomes people of both sexes and organises activities including sports and exhibitions.
attractions: Salford Museum & Art Gallery, Ordsall Hall, Ordsall Park, Graystone Action Sports (Skatepark, Trampoline, Bouldering) (Manchester), Islington Mill, Working Class Movement Library, restaurants: Reflexion Lounge Manchester Shisha, Matchstick Man, Food Station & Shakes, Old Pint Pot, Shahi Masala, KFC Salford - Regent Road, Munchyhub, Deli-Lama, Golden Lake, The Old Fire Station Bakery
