Fannin County Multipurpose Complex

Our hat is deep and full of magic. We got rabbits, handkerchiefs, and ladies of the pole drinking Black Label. We got smoke machines, bubble machines, we even got love marines, and still the hat goes deeper. All right? But there AIN'T no @%&#$! dry ice.

Savoy, TX is a historic town located in Fannin County, known for its rich heritage and agricultural roots. Established in the 1860s by Colonel William Savoy, the town grew rapidly after the Civil War, becoming an important agricultural shipping center with the arrival of the Texas and Pacific Railway. Despite facing challenges such as a devastating tornado in 1880 and a fire that destroyed the Savoy Male and Female College in 1890, Savoy rebuilt and continued to thrive, boasting a population of 850 residents by 2000. With its charming small-town atmosphere and a history that dates back over a century, Savoy offers visitors a glimpse into the past while providing modern amenities and services. From its early days as a coeducational academic institution to its role as an agricultural hub, Savoy's story is one of resilience and growth. Today, the town remains a close-knit community that values its heritage and welcomes visitors to explore its historic sites and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding countryside.Generated from the website