Sentence examples for lodge house from inspiring English sources

Recently, the reserve began playing host to tourists in a floating lodge house along one of the coves that meander off the main-stem Amazon.

A lodge house was built by Tollemache in the 19th century, and was expanded in the 20th century.

The lodge house was originally called the wheelhouse as it contained the mechanism used to open and close the iron gates to the asylum.

The first evidence of education in Giffnock is of a small private school that operated in the lodge house at the Redhurst Hotel.

This building became the lodge house of an Elizabethan mansion, the Great House, built in the late 16th century by John Young, who had bought the friary from Bristol Corporation after the Dissolution of the Monasteries.

In the main lodge house, Sherri serves up family-style platters of game, fish and other country fare--all cooked on a regal wood stove that was flown in one winter and brought across the frozen lake by dog sled.

A nearby lodge houses a restaurant and has a skating rink and a snow tubing park.

Until recently the lodge housed the Language Resource Center LRCC); the welcome center project included renovations to accommodate LRC's move to Stimson Hall.

Several of the cottages are hired out as holiday lets, including one of the lodge houses.

Two can be seen at the entrance to the Bentworth Hall drive, between the two lodge houses.

In 1950, Major Berens built two new lodge houses at the junction of the drive to Bentworth Hall with the main road through the village towards Medstead.