The Salford Tramways Depot was a beautiful relic from the founding years of public transport.  The building stood on the corner of Frederick Road and Seaford Rd. Its arched entrance, Gothic style towers, stone carvings, and the triangular site made it a unique and cherished landmark.  It was demolished to make way for student apartments. The architects thoughtfully incorporated the stone arch into the new building.  I was contacted by a visitor from New York who was intrigued with old building and said it was great we still had buildings like this. I wonder what he would make of its replacement.