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Chorlton Library is the cornerstone of Chorlton life is a gem that was funded by Scottish-American benefactor Andrew Carnegie in 1914. It’s a listed building, protected forever from demolition and bad redevelopment. Carnegie asked for the original plans of the library to be shipped to him in New York for approval. So the Council popped them onto the Titanic. You know the sad ending to that story already.

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Disabled Access Information Provided by Chorlton Library

Disabled Access at Chorlton Library

There is a ramp with rails at the entrance to the library which has automatic doors. Public access is to the ground floor only.

Toilets features at Chorlton Library

The accessible toilet has step free access with a door wide enough for a manual and power wheelchair. The toilet has grab rails, easy locks and taps.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.