The Savoy Hotel, situated just north of Gynn Square, stands as a fine example of early 20th-century hospitality architecture. Constructed in 1915, this iconic establishment belongs to a series of grand red-brick and red-terracotta hotels built around the turn of the century. Designed by architect T. G. Lumb, the Savoy Hotel’s bold and sophisticated design not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also underscores the durability of its materials. In 1935, the hotel underwent a notable expansion with the addition of a sun lounge, crafted from Hathern’s cream faience. This enhancement, executed by T. G. Lumb in collaboration with architect… Read more »