Vogrie House

Vogrie House, located in Midlothian, Scotland, is a stunning example of Victorian baronial architecture, built in 1876 for James Dewar, the founder of Dewar's whisky. The house features a library, servants' quarters, and numerous bedrooms, showcasing the grandeur of its era. After serving as a nursing home and a Cold War communications center, it is now the centerpiece of Vogrie Country Park, which hosts the annual Vogrie Pogrie Festival every September. The park's rich history dates back to 1590, adding to its appeal for tourists and researchers alike.