The New Corrour Shooting Lodge
Thu, Oct 9th 2008 at 12:00 am - 2:00 am
Past President Jim Blair gave us an insight into one of the projects he undertook by providing all of the joinery work.
The work of rebuilding the Corrour Shooting Lodge commenced in 1999 to replace the old lodge which burnt down in 1942, took until 2003 to complete. The original lodge on this site dates from the 19th century with a new lodge having been built by Sir John Stirling Maxwell after he bought Corrour in 1891. The then new lodge was designed to be a
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