T-Square Club

Formed by Harold Desbrowe Annear. Centred on the Working Men's College, embraced artists, craftsmen and architects. "Now the fellowship of this trinity is considered valuable, in order that the artist might be more architectural, that the architect might be more artistic, and that both might be better craftsmen" The T Square Club met at the Savage Club Melb 1930s onwards. Source VHD, Australian Dictionary of Biography
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Since at least the 1930s the Savage Club clubhouse, Melbourne, has been used as a dining venue for the T-Square Club.

The T-Square Club is a dining club for artists and architects who meet for lunch at the Savage Club about every two months. At times during its history almost all T-Square members were also Savages, so that it was almost a club within a club.

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