Lothrie House, Kirkcaldy
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Lothrie House, Kirkcaldy
Image: © Richard Dorrell Taken: 23 Nov 2015
This is a substantial stone-built house on the junction of St Brycedale Avenue and Gow Crescent. The house is currently operated as a Bed and Breakfast business. I am advised by the current owner that the house was built in about 1863 for the Hogarth family. They were flour millers, and had a mill nearby. It was probably lived in by at least two generations of the family. When built, the address of the house was 2, St Brycedale Avenue, and only more recently has it been give the address of 1, Gow Crescent.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.112212
Longitude
-3.162916