Famous homes of Great Britain and their stories (1900)
Malan, Alfred Henry, editor · New York, G. P. Putnam's son; London, The Pall Mall magazine · leaf 118
except the space occupied by the end towers :one hundred and sixty-six feet long, twenty-six feet broad, but Ibarbwlclft 93 widening out near either extremity another fifteen feet into bays,it is surely as noble a specimen of its date as any gallery inexistence. Carpeted throughout with rush… … PORTION OF BED-CURTAINS WORKED BY MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS non-existent. Here, again, the most precious tapestry (fifteenthcentury arras—some of the finest pieces in the kingdom, show-ing the highest efforts of the tapisers art) is between thewindows, almost hidden by pictures ; but on the opposite…
Historic buildings · Country homes · Dwellings
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