Manchester Reform Club is a historic former private members' club on King Street in Manchester city centre. Founded in 1836, the club moved into its purpose-built Victorian premises in 1871. Designed by architect Edward Salomons, the Grade II*-listed building is noted for its elaborate stone façade and richly detailed interiors. Originally established as a meeting place for Manchester's Liberal politicians, businessmen and professionals, the building reflects the city's Victorian commercial and political history. Its prominent King Street location places it within Manchester's historic financial and business district.
