This image displays a detailed view of the upper facade and clock tower of Victoria Baths, located on Hathersage Road, Manchester, United Kingdom

This image displays a detailed view of the upper facade and clock tower of Victoria Baths, located on Hathersage Road, Manchester, United Kingdom. The building exhibits Victorian architecture, characterized by red brick walls with prominent horizontal bands and intricate carved details of yellow terracotta. A central clock tower dominates the structure, featuring a red brick lower section, a grey-painted balustrade, and a dark grey, domed roof capped with a finial. Two visible clock faces, equipped with black hands and Roman numerals, indicate a time of approximately 10:20. The roof is steeply pitched, covered in dark grey slate tiles, and punctuated by multiple dormer windows. Some dormers feature dark green arched frames, while others have gabled red brick and yellow terracotta surrounds. Extensive yellow terracotta ornamentation, including scrolls, pediments, and friezes, adorns the window lintels, cornices, and various structural elements. Several small dark birds, identified as pigeons, are stationary on terracotta ledges below the dormer windows. On the lower visible portion of the facade, a yellow terracotta panel clearly displays the carved inscription "VICTORIA," with a partial inscription "CLASS" visible to its left. The facade features numerous tall, dark-framed windows with multiple panes. A vertical grey downpipe is positioned on the right side of the lower facade, and a striped red brick and yellow terracotta chimney is visible to the far right. The sky overhead is uniformly overcast and light grey. No human subjects or active interactions are visible in the scene.