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The Great Hall in the Keep of Dover Castle, Kent, c1626, (1997). A reconstruction drawing of the Great Hall as it might have looked in about 1626. Well-to-do men and women wearing clothes of the Stuart period prepare to dine at a long table. The room is lined with wood panelling and there is a fireplace on the left.

Unique Identifier AR962729

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 3883px × 4495px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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