Co-operative Hall

Droylsden formed its own industrial Co-operative Society in December 1861, with 71 members and £104 4s 1d. The Society thrived and in 1876 it opened this large meeting hall above shop facilities. The architects were John Eaton & Son. In more recent imes it has been used as a nightclub but is currently empty.

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