Lowther
Lowther may refer to several places and families in the United Kingdom. The most prominent is Lowther, a village and civil parish in the Eden district of Cumbria, England. The parish is situated in the valley of the River Lowther and is dominated by Lowther Castle, a large 19th-century country house built for the Lowther family and long associated with the title Earl of Lonsdale. The castle and its gardens operate as a visitor attraction.
Nearby, the River Lowther rises in the North Pennines and flows through the parish before joining the
The Lowther Hills are a range of hills in the Southern Uplands of Scotland, extending into Dumfries
Lowther is also the name of an ancient English aristocratic family, historically seated at Lowther Castle and