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Print, uncoloured engraving, Scott's Lodore Hotel,
Derwentwater, published by J Scott, Lodore Hotel,
Cumberland,
Viewed from the lake side. The reverse side has an
advertisement for the hotel:-
'Under the Distinguished Patronage OF THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES
THE PRINCE OF WALES AND PRINCE ARTHUR. / LODORE HOTEL, AT
THE HEAD OF DERWENTWATER, KESWICK, IS THE ONLY HOTEL NEAR
THE LAKE. / THE above First-Class Establishment was enlarged
especially for an Hotel in 1870. It is situate on the Margin
of the Lake, and is replete with every modern improvement,
containing the Largest Coffee Room in the Lake District,
magnificent Ladies' Coffee Room, Private Sitting Rooms, and
Sixty Beds; Hot and Cold Baths, and every other
accommodation required in a first-class Hotel. It is
delightfully situated in its own Pleasure Grounds, which
slope down to the margin of the Lake, and the windows
command the grandest scenery in the district, embracing the
whole of Derwentwater with its majestic mountains. The
celebrated Falls of Lodore are in the Private Grounds at the
rear of the Hotel. Parties not staying at the Hotel must
have permission from the Proprietor to view the Falls and
Grounds. / Fishing free, a third of Derwentwater Lake
belonging to the Owner of this Hotel. Parties boarded by
week or month. An Omnibus meets the Trains at the Keswick
Railway Station, and also runs in connection with Rigg's
Royal Mail Coaches from Windermere. Boats supplied direct,
and Posting in all its branches. / PARTIES TAKEN TO CHURCH
ON SUNDAYS FREE OF CHARGE. / J. SCOTT, PROPRIETOR.'
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