Early 1900s the Alexandra Hotel, Lincoln, was described as a Temperance Hotel and one advert suggested they preferred to employ a Wesleyan.
This 1931 newspaper piece (below) has reference to the former Alexandra Commercial Hotel and a Sunday School.
Lincolnshire Echo, 6th November 1931
LINCOLN’S NEW HOTEL
Likely To Be Completed Next Week.
The Grand Hotel in St Mary's Street, Lincoln, a comfortable addition to Lincoln's accomodation for visitors, is now nearing completion and will be ready, with capacity for about 50 people, by the November Race meeting next week.
This new venture is under Lincoln management, and occupies the site of the former Alexandra Commercial Hotel and the Alexandra House Sunday School.
The building suggests comfort and refinement, with red and cream outdoor decoration, while an open space in front of the hotel adds to its impressiveness, and provides accommodation for upwards of 30 cars. ...
17 Bedrooms, Bathroom, Commercial Room, Lounge, Dining Room, and a Reception Room which, when completed, will be convertible into two extra bedrooms.
