Lews Castle Stornoway Isle of Lewis Outer Hebrides Scotland Lews Castle was built in neoGothic style between and for Sir James Matheson who made his fortune in the Chinese opium trade It was bought by Lord Leverhulme in and he gave it to the people of Stornoway as a gift in Today it is in the hands of the local council
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