Source: Skegness Herald 1898
Lumley Hotel Under the Hammer
The Lumley Hotel in Skegness was up for auction by auctioneers, Wilson and Simons in 1898.
Bidding started off at £4,000 and increased gradually until the sum of £6,000 was reached, at which point the lot was withdrawn.
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