With Deansgate Locks, Castlefield and the Beetham Tower at one cease and the National Football Museum and Victoria Station at the alternative, Deansgate hyperlinks some of the town's sights and transport hubs. The busy thoroughfare of Deansgate runs thru Castlefield, becoming a member of the dots among it, Spinningfields and Manchester’s Cathedral Quarter at the other give up. Deansgate is domestic to Manchester landmark the Beetham Tower (169-metres tall, it hums in excessive winds), gothic masterpiece the John Rylands Library and an excellent wide variety of restaurants and bars. The John Rylands Library is a panoramic purple sandstone building; founded via Enriqueta Rylands in memory of her husband John Rylands, it was taken ten years to build and turned into opened to public readers on 1 January 1990. The library homes a group that consists of preserved papyrus fragments, the letters of local writer Elizabeth Gaskell and an authentic Gutenberg Bible – in addition to hosting an attractive programme of changing exhibitions. At the opposite give up of the cultural spectrum, and under the Deansgate Metrolink station, is Deansgate Locks, unavoidably popular with throngs of weekend revellers.