The Panelled Room
Until the 19th century, this room was used as an anti-chamber to the everyday living quarters. In 1840, the panelling
and ceiling were introduced and it became a morning room where the family and guests might pass the time between
breakfast and luncheon.

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Elizabeth 3rd Countess of Lauderdale
The Panelled Room and the Large Library are located in the centre of the Old Keep and were originally
vaulted.
The window recesses give an idea of the immense thickness of the walls, which are up to 13 feet deep in places! |