Lingholm

Lingholm is a place name, most notably associated with:

• Lingholm Estate, Keswick, Cumbria, England: A large estate located on the shores of Derwentwater in the Lake District. It is historically significant for being the location where Beatrix Potter spent several summers and drew inspiration for some of her Peter Rabbit stories. The Lingholm Estate today operates as a visitor attraction with gardens, a cafe, and holiday accommodation. The kitchen garden and views from the estate heavily influenced Potter's illustrations.

• Other potential meanings: The name "Lingholm" could potentially refer to other places, businesses, or surnames, though these are less widely known than the Lingholm Estate in Keswick. Further research would be needed to confirm any other significant usages. The name likely derives from Old Norse, combining "lyng" (heather) and "holm" (island or raised ground in a marshy area).