Yesterdays Nightclub - Alderley
Yesterdays sits just outside Wilmslow, on the main road to the affluent village of Alderley Edge.
The Club was known locally as The Edge, although it had many name changes along the way including, The Lizard, Purple Doors and most recently, Yesterdays.
It became popular with many local sportsmen and celebrities, most notibly ex Manchester United defender, and drinking legend, Paul Mcgrath.
In it's heyday they hosted gala evenings, and also became the areas only lap-dancing club.
The grandiose past of the club is still in evidence, from the baby grand piano in the basement bar, to the cherrub fountain in the courtyard, which was home to several expensive Koi Karp. To the rear of the club is a large two floor annexe which overlooks it's own large pond, with gardens that slope into a now overgrown small lake.
Planning permission was declined in September 2011 for a 68 room hotel with bistro and spa, but the club now sits in good company, overlooking the recently abandoned County Hotel pub.
Aaaarrrggghh..look at me I'm yellow !
Good to see the staircase is still intact, same can't be said for most of the floor though !
Downstairs bar with smashed up baby grand piano
Groundfloor bar, the colour choices in here are seriously eye-watering
Obligatory peeling wallpaper shot from the annexe
Tesco's is 3 miles away, who brought this...and why ? and did they throw it over the fence ?
This place is falling apart a a rapid rate, but it's still worth a wander..Thanks for looking
Yesterdays sits just outside Wilmslow, on the main road to the affluent village of Alderley Edge.
The Club was known locally as The Edge, although it had many name changes along the way including, The Lizard, Purple Doors and most recently, Yesterdays.
It became popular with many local sportsmen and celebrities, most notibly ex Manchester United defender, and drinking legend, Paul Mcgrath.
In it's heyday they hosted gala evenings, and also became the areas only lap-dancing club.
The grandiose past of the club is still in evidence, from the baby grand piano in the basement bar, to the cherrub fountain in the courtyard, which was home to several expensive Koi Karp. To the rear of the club is a large two floor annexe which overlooks it's own large pond, with gardens that slope into a now overgrown small lake.
Planning permission was declined in September 2011 for a 68 room hotel with bistro and spa, but the club now sits in good company, overlooking the recently abandoned County Hotel pub.
Aaaarrrggghh..look at me I'm yellow !
Good to see the staircase is still intact, same can't be said for most of the floor though !
Downstairs bar with smashed up baby grand piano
Groundfloor bar, the colour choices in here are seriously eye-watering
Obligatory peeling wallpaper shot from the annexe
Tesco's is 3 miles away, who brought this...and why ? and did they throw it over the fence ?
This place is falling apart a a rapid rate, but it's still worth a wander..Thanks for looking
