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Carnsalloch House is an 18th-century Palladian mansion in Dumfries, Scotland, built by London chemist Alexander Johnston between 1754 and 1759 on the site of an older structure. After years of Maxwell ownership and serving as the location for a Leonard Cheshire Care Home, the house now stands empty on the Buildings at Risk Register having been destroyed by a fire in 2015. This once stunning building with breath taking views now stands as a skeletal shell. The property also features in local folk

The ‘New Bridge’ viewed from the bottom of Buccleuch Street Dumfries around 1920. This AI animation from the original photo recreates this moment in time with Cattle being herded to the Whitesands livestock market. | Dumfries Memories

Dumfries House