Entrance, Somerton House Hotel Lockerbie
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Image: © Jim Barton Taken: 17 Jul 2021
This distinctive sandstone house was built in around 1880; its entrance is flanked by two stone lions named Stanley (L) and Livingstone (R). Its interior is panelled in a rare New Zealand kauri wood salvaged from a ship washed up near Annan. For a wider view please see Oliver Dixon's photograph Image
