The Urquharts' chalet near Geneva

             
The Chalet des Mélèzes, just south of Geneva, in 1900.

The chalet was built by Urquhart in 1864 when he moved to Switzerrland in search of better health. The Turkish bath can be seen to the right. 

< Photo: David Urquhart / Gertrude Robinson. — Oxford : Basil Blackwell, 1920. — opp. p.306                             

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