Claim: Hamilton Palace, designed by Architect James Smith to embody a Palladianism Architectural style, was completed in 1695 in South Lanarkshire, then demolished in 1921.
Evidence: Hamilton Palace was a large country house located north-east of Hamilton in Lanarkshire, Scotland. Built on the site of a 13th-century tower house, the south front of Hamilton Palace was erected in 1695 in the Palladian style, with a huge Corinthian pedimented frontispiece, by architect James Smith for William, 3rd Duke of Hamilton, and his wife Anne, Duchess of Hamilton. As such they represent an invaluable record of the house before the massive sale of contents and fittings, and its demolition in 1921. 
Demolished Palladianism South Lanarkshire 1695 1921 James Smith