Sex Museums Around The World
June, 1999
Often described as the "supreme country house of Edwardian Scotland," Manderston was the home of Sir James Miller, a sportsman and soldier known to his friends as Lucky Jim (he died in 1906). His former abode and surrounding grounds near the Scottish border are open for visits, courtesy of the current owners, Lord and Lady Palmer. Manderston's silver-plated staircase (see inset) is just one of the home's famous attractions. There's also a marble dairy, teakwood-paneled stables and 56 a...
