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| Sitting under the Canopy of State, this is the view John Dudley would have had. The large Oak table around which his gathering would have been seated was hewn from a single Oak tree grown locally. By my calculations the only way the table could have been brought into the Hall was through one of the large windows. |
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| The present day view. The three facing doors to the left were used for servants coming and going and probably adhering to a strict rule as to who uses which door for what purpose. The missing doorway to the right led to a spiral staircase to an upper floor from where the feature window looks out. |
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