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Chetham’s Library in Manchester, founded in 1653, is the oldest surviving public library in the country. Located in the former College of the Collegiate Parish Church of Manchester, established in 1422, the building became a house in the 16th century before it was adapted as a charity school and library. It is now home to Chetham’s School of Music. © Historic England Archive. View image record DP220387

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