What is recorded here
On this site stood the Black Boy Hotel 1887-1970 / Architect Watson Fothergill
The Black Boy Hotel, designed by architect Watson Fothergill and operational from 1887 to 1970, was a prominent social and commercial hub in its community during the late 19th and 20th centuries. Its long-standing presence reflects the development of local hospitality and architecture in the region.
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