Lodges, Gatehouses & Tollhouses
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Painterly image of wood cabin structures set on the outskirts of a forest in the Scottish Highlands.
Located in a very remote part of the Scottish Highlands, Bynack Lodge, an old and long abandoned hunting lodge, sits near the head of Bynack Burn. Beyond we can see the Cairngorm mountains rising to a dark and foreboding sky.
A loaded NS grain train rolls past the Wabash searchlights and the now-gone elevator at Lodge, Illinois.
Former hunting lodge converted into a hotel with a friendly and warm ambiance, stands proudly at the edge of Loch Shieldaig near Gairloch.
We stayed in the Frontier Lodge on our visit to the Blue Duck Station. This Lodge has three units and a communal kitchen and dining area. There is no internet, TV or cell service, but plenty of things to do while you are there.
Hatcher Pass Lodge located just below the Historic Independence Mine. It was a beautiful, but cold, clear starry night.
A grand Northwest lodge, the historic 71-guestroom Crater Lake Lodge originally opened in 1915 on the edge of one of the country’s crown jewels, Crater Lake
With its uphill climb complete, UP MSBPC 28 rounds the curve at Feely just south of Deer Lodge Pass on UP's wildly scenic and chronically undershot Montana Subdivision.
The Montana Sub is, to my knowledge, the only rail line that crosses the Continental Divide twice. The northern of the two passes is Deer Lodge Pass, just out of frame to the right at a modest 5,801 feet. From here, they'll be on the Atlantic/Gulf side of the divide for about 100 miles. They cross back to the Pacific side at Monida, which is a much higher 6,817 feet and also marks the Montana-Idaho state line.
Capture made late at night outside the place we stayed while near Ricketts Glen. The lodge there is very homelike, and the owner is terrific. Just 10 minutes from the park, it is a nice slow pace part of America to take in.
Heading back to Little Kulala Lodge from our "game drive" and first sundowner, the air was still full of the dust that had been whipped up by the afternoon dust storms.
Driving back from Crieff we came across this interesting building sitting next to a field, the B-Listed Monzie Castle Mid Lodge. At first we thought it was a castle but it's a fortified bridge over the Shaggie Burn with a keep (the lodge) tucked into its NE corner (on the far left of the photo)
Source:http://portal.historicenvironment.scot
The (imposing) Lodge at the junction of Lynch Lane and Winkle Street, guards the entrance to Glebe Farm and Westover Park, on the Isle of Wight.
Will be off and on the next week or so as I tag along on my husband's annual flyfishing trip to southwest Montana.
Alberta - Canada
When Jimmy Simpson camped at Bow Lake in 1898, he vowed that one day he would "build a shack here". Twenty-five years later he began building the first log cabin on the site and had a permanent base for his outfitting tours. He called his operation Num-Ti-Jah, a Stoney Plain word for pine marten, a small animal similar to a sable.
In 1937, the Banff-Jasper highway was completed as far as Bow Lake. Jimmy, his wife Billie and their children Margaret, Mary and Jimmy jr. began expanding on the original dream of a "shack". With the earnings from Margaret and Mary's professional ice-skating tours, the building of Num-Ti-Jah Lodge began. In 1940, the Lodge had six guest rooms. By 1950, a beautiful log and stone hotel with 16 rooms stood on the shores of Bow Lake.
Sunset at White Edge Lodge on the Eastern Moors of the Peak District National Park. Formerly a cottage for the Duke of Rutland's gamekeeper the Lodge is now a National Trust holiday cottage.
OTD post from 2021:
This was our first time staying in one the historic NP lodges.
We had a really nice two-night stay in this charming 1915 lodge. This lounge area is outside the dining room. HWW!
32 Airport Road (R538)
Plaston, White River
1240, Sudáfrica
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This building was constructed in 1927 and is the only one of the auto lodges built along the historic Columbia River Highway that still offers lodging. While it remains rustic, it has been extensively remodeled. The lodge is a popular wedding venue.
These are the remains of the hamlet of Lodge overlooking Scar House Reservoir, Upper Nidderdale. The reservoir can be seen through the trees on the right.
The view from the ruins of the Methodist Chapel over Scar House Reservoir is a delight to see though when the chapel was functioning the view would have been over a green and fertile valley
Lodge was a small farming hamlet complete with Methodist Chapel originally founded as a monastic grange farm. Abandoned in the 1920's its historic legacy is faint but enduring.
In 1900 Lodge was a thriving community of small upland farms. It probably started life in the 13th century when a grange farm was built here. The farm and land belonged to the Cistercian Monastery of Byland Abbey. When the Abbey was dissolved in 1538 the land was sold to wealthy local landowners who over the next 350 years improved the farms and land.
Bradford Corporation, responsible for building Scar House Reservoir owned Lodge from 1904. The last residents left in 1929
At one time the droveway through Lodge was the main road connecting Scotland to Eastern England
Detail from the information board at Lodge
Timberline Lodge is a mountain lodge on the south side of Mount Hood in Clackamas County, Oregon. Constructed from 1936 to 1938 by the Works Progress Administration, it was built and furnished by local artisans during the Great Depression. Timberline Lodge was dedicated September 28, 1937, by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. It is notable in film for serving as the exterior of the Overlook Hotel in The Shining.
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Lower Lodge in Cockington Village, Torbay, is a Grade II listed building that dates back to the early to mid-19th century. It is made of local stone rubble with red sandstone quoins and Bathstone detail, and has a gabled slate roof. The lodge is terraced into the hillslope, and a sunken drive to Cockington Court passes through the middle of it, while a lane is carried over the drive behind the lodge.
The rustic Lake Quinault Lodge in Olympic National Forest dates to 1926. Marg and I stayed here for two nights recently. Its rugged architecture reminded me of the Lodge at Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park. Its style is definitely well suited to the woodland environment where it resides.
Quinault WA