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Windermere Hydropathic Hotel

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This is the front entrance to the Windermere Hydropathic Hotel. During the Second World War it was the home of Ashville College of Harrogate, as they had been evacuated to Windermere as the school buildings in Harrogate were being used by the Civil Service. The hotel is still in use as a hotel and has beautiful views over the lake.

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A memory of Windermere in Cumbria shared on Sunday, 24th April 2011.

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