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Hamilton Palace è una grande residenza di campagna situata a nord-est di Hamilton, in Scozia. Era la sede dei Duchi di Hamilton, ed è stata costruita nel 1695 e ampliata successivamente. La casa è stata demolita nel 1927. È stata riconosciuta per essere stata una delle più grandi residenze della Scozia.
- demolito
- Hamilton (Scozia)
Hamilton Palace from the north-west by Thomas Annan. Hamilton Palace was a country house in Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, Scotland. It was the seat of the Dukes of Hamilton and is widely acknowledged as having been one of the grandest houses in the British Isles.
- 14th century
- Hamilton, South Lanarkshire
- Scotland
The destruction of Hamilton Palace, the grandest stately home in Britain, was one of the greatest losses to national heritage ever to happen in this country. This is the story of how Scotland’s biggest treasure trove was won and lost. In 1882, Hamilton Palace stood grandly to the south-east of Glasgow.
According to Emma Brockes of The Guardian in 2000, Hamilton Palace was named after the capital of Bermuda, where van Hoogstraten owns property. Construction of the mansion began in 1985 and had cost around £40 million by 2006. The neoclassical palace features a copper dome and is larger than Buckingham Palace.
- Property tycoon, entrepreneur, businessman
Hamilton Palace. One of the most well-known displays in the Museum tells the story of one of the nation's lost treasures – Hamilton Palace. The Palace was the primary residence of the Hamilton family from at least 1591 until 1919, and was the largest non-royal residence in Britain.
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- Regimental museum
25 gen 2019 · 𝕏. January 25, 2019 | Culture, Scotland. Hamilton Palace was said to have been the largest non-royal residence in Britain – and 100 years ago, it stood proud. But a century later, there’s not a trace of this once-fine building, the home to the Dukes of Hamilton, the premier peer of Scotland.
Hamilton Palace. Lanarkshire & Glasgow: To east of Hamilton, on minor roads east of A72, Hamilton Low Parks, 300 yards south of Mausoleum. Ruin or site NS 726560 OS: 64 ML3 6BY. OPEN: Site in Strathclyde Country Park. The HES website hosts a Virtual Reconstruction of the palace: hamilton.rcahms.gov.uk/rediscover.html. Hamilton Palace (old photo)
