The Pillar Parlour, Bolsover Castle
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The Pillar Parlour, Bolsover Castle
Image: © David Dixon Taken: 18 Sep 2017
The pillar parlour, originally known as the lower dining room, is a lavishly decorated room that was used as a second dining room for more intimate dinners and celebrations. The white pillars and sweeping arched ceilings are a fine example of seventeenth century architecture. The wall’s wood panelling, with grained and gilded decoration, been carefully restored by English Heritage.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.231353
Longitude
-1.296916