Inverness: Briton Lodge (Disused building) on the A862
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Inverness: Briton Lodge (Disused building) on the A862
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 30 Jul 2012
This building, known as Briton Lodge, is known to have been in use in the 1970s as a workbase for the Inverness Community Nursing staff. There were two upstairs bedrooms used for short-term accommodation for visitors or new staff. The building was later sold, possibly to a religious organisation. Any other information on its later or earlier use/s would be welcome. I am indebted for the above to Malcolm MacLeod.
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Image Location
Latitude
57.481307
Longitude
-4.242099