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Nunnington Hall, The Oak Hall
by David Dixon
for square SE6779
The Oak Hall contains a ten-feet long oak table, made during the sixteenth... (more)
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The Great Oak Room
by Neil Owen
for square ST5873
The Red Lodge museum comprises two distinct periods and spaces of construction.... (more)
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St Michael & Our Lady - chancel north aisle
by Stephen Craven
for square SE4017
Some fine oak panelling. I presume this would have been the family pew for the... (more)
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Church of St Mary, Greetham
by Alan Murray-Rust
for square SK9214
Detail of panelling in the chancel. Heads of four apostles – St Luke, St... (more)
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Church of St Mary, Greetham
by Alan Murray-Rust
for square SK9214
Detail of panelling in the chancel. The return of the Prodigal Son. The fatted... (more)
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Church of St Mary, Greetham
by Alan Murray-Rust
for square SK9214
Detail of panelling in the chancel. The scene shows Daniel in the lions'... (more)
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The Parlour
by Trevor Rickard
for square SK2366
Also known as the Dining Room, this typically cosy Tudor room was completed by... (more)
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The Long Gallery
by Trevor Rickard
for square SK2366
Mainly constructed around 1570 as a family lounge and for gentle indoor... (more)
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Wooden panelling
by Bob Harvey
for square SD7152
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I Am The Door Of The Sheep
by David Dixon
for square SJ8398
This oak panel relief of “The Good Shepherd” is above the doorway inside the... (more)
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The Council Chamber, Bolton Town Hall
by David Dixon
for square SD7109
This was originally the Sessions Court when Bolton Town Hall was opened in 1873.... (more)
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Church of St Michael, Knighton-on-Teme
by Alan Murray-Rust
for square SO6369
The vestry in the base of the tower. This would not normally be open, but was so... (more)
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Door into the State Dining Room
by Alan Murray-Rust
for square SK8932
The door is carefully concealed within the panelling and would be unnoticed if... (more)
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Church of St Mary, Ayston
by Alan Murray-Rust
for square SK8500
The chancel. The panelling, altar, choir stalls and screen were all installed in... (more)
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An original likeness?
by Neil Owen
for square ST5873
The portrait of Queen Elilzabeth I in the Red Lodge is a copy of an original... (more)
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