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- This is the default, provided code and no changes have been made yet. + The Park was opened to the public in 1870 and was designed by Alexander Hennell. The design of the Park was experimental in its use of oval shaped and curved pathways, which contrasted with the more rigid geometry seen previously in Victorian landscapes. It is located between the vibrant communities of Whalley Range & Moss Side, just off Princess Road and covers 60 acres.

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Alexandra Park is one of Manchester’s earliest and most intact Victorian Parks. In 1995 the park was listed Grade 2 on the English Heritage Register of Parks and Gardens. The 60 acre site for the Park was bought by Manchester Corporation and laid out between 1868 and 1870. The design was the subject of an architect’s competition which was won by Alexander Gordon Hennell of Chancery Lane, London. Hennell’s winning design was ahead of its time integrating the provision of traditional ornamental features and sporting facilities, something we take for granted in parks today. The design exploited the flat and featureless site by creating a series of broad sweeping and curved footpaths, perfect for the Victorian fashion of park promenading, whilst defining the oval activity areas. The heritage forum are a friendly volunteer group who are interested in the history of the park and the local area. If you want to get involved with research, planning and putting on events and bringing history to life in the park get in touch.

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The park is very accesible for those coming by bus or car. There are several buses that pass the park and it has it's own car park for those driving.

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