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Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland

Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland

Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland

Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland

Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland

Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland

Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland

Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland