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The sloping glass Urbis building housing the National Football Museum, seen across Cathedral Gardens in daylight.
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National Football Museum

The National Football Museum is England's national museum of football, housed since 2012 in Urbis, a sloping glass building by Ian Simpson in Manchester's Cathedral Gardens. Moved from Deepdale in Preston, it fills four floors with collections such as the 1863 rule book of the Football Association, club displays and interactive games.

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