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Cellar
Restoration of the Cellar
A Brief History
1909 Partitioning of south bays Blocking of access from north cellar B15/d1 Forming new opening B12a/d2 to cellar passage B12a
Post 1980 Introduction of bar across east end in conjunction with proposed use of Hall as a country club. Removal of 1909 partioning of south bays. Reopening of door to north cellar B15/d1
What's to do
The1980s bar and other fittings are removed. Access is retained from both the Servants’ Hall (via B12a/d2) from the Brushing room (B15).
Brushing Room
Conversion of Brushing Room B15 wine cellar.
A Brief History
1909 Brushing Room Steps and door to Kitchen Stair G16 illustrated
1942 Brushing Room
What's to do
Proposed wine cellar approached from main cellar.
Block door B15/d2 to Kitchen Stair G16 and remove steps
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