Royal Spa Centre
Introduction
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Royal Spa Centre
Image: © Colin Craig Taken: 18 Mar 2009
This squat building replaced a marvellous Victorian gothic villa designed by the son of the famous A.W. Pugin. It was one of the few such gothic buildings in Leamington and photographs can be seen on the Windows on Warwickshire website run by the local museum service. It was demolished in 1970 so the Spa Centre could be built. Whatever its merits as a civic centre no one can really claim it adds much architecturally to the area.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.288778
Longitude
-1.531987