and Design In 1999, the Clydesdale Bank issued a £20 note to mark Glasgow's celebrations as UK City of Architecture and Design which featured an illustration of the dome of Holmwood House, along with the Lighthouse building on the reverse. The obverse side carried a portrait of Thomson. Holmwood, South Australia A second 'Holmwood' was constructed in 1885 for the wealthy mining magnate, benefactor and politician, William Austin Horn, at North Walkerville, Adelaide. The house was built posthumously from Thomson designs published in Villa and Cottage Architecture: select examples of country and suburban residence recently erected by Blackie & Son Publishing in 1868. This published work also included other Thomson designs, including his Romanesque Craig Ailey Villa at Cove on the Firth of Clyde. Although Holmwood was based on Thomson's designs and closely resembles Holmwood House, modifications were made to the internal design making the room layouts significantly different. See also List of Category A listed buildings in Glasgow Millbrae Crescent References External links Alexander Thomson's Holmwood House Features renderings and photographs of Holmwood House. Detailed history on National Trust for Scotland Education website Holmwood visitor details on National Trust for Scotland general website 'Scotland’s hidden wonders: Holmwood House, Glasgow by Sofiane Kennouche' in The Scotsman, 22 October 2015 Category A listed buildings in Glasgow Culture in Glasgow National Trust for Scotland properties Alexander Greek Thomson buildings Historic house museums in Glasgow Houses completed in 1858 Listed houses in Scotland 1858 establishments in Scotland