Great views of the old house on the following pages by Peter Killey
http://www.manxscenes.com/2005/June/10.htm
http://www.manxscenes.com/2005/June/9.htm
The oral historians like Geoff Cannell and Peter Kneale are leaving us fast this valuable heritage is the responsibility of those in responsible positions today. History will judge them harshly if they drop the ball.
The TT is a thing of reverence all over the world and for many visitors to the Island it is in the order of a pilgrimage where every corner and landmark on the Mountain Course are regarded in awe.
Ask the Italians, the Germans, the Dutch or the Japanese and it is the true enthusiasts wish to visit the IOM once in their life.
And what better place to record with honour all those past champions in a quiet and respectful setting nestled in Glen Auldyn at, as Joey said, "The last jump before Ramsey", with high above them the Guthrie Memorial on the Mountain.
The place is steeped in history, it is right at the start of the Millennium Way, it is the home of the famous Christian family and the scene of the famous battle between the Norsemen and the Manx underneath Sky Hill. The battlefield photo below is much as it is today immediately opposite Milntown House.