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photoblog image The Great Hall at Bamburgh

The Great Hall at Bamburgh

 

The magnificant false Hammerbeam Roof in the Great or Kings Hall of Bamburgh Castle.

 

The Kings Hall was reconstructed in the late 19th century by Lord Armstrong, although retains original medieval arches under the minstrels gallery. The roof of the hall was carved from teak, 300 tons of it, by Thomas Worsnop of Rothbury.

 

 

The Great Hall at Bamburgh

 

The magnificant false Hammerbeam Roof in the Great or Kings Hall of Bamburgh Castle.

 

The Kings Hall was reconstructed in the late 19th century by Lord Armstrong, although retains original medieval arches under the minstrels gallery. The roof of the hall was carved from teak, 300 tons of it, by Thomas Worsnop of Rothbury.

 

 

comments (7)

Makes me want to go to Bamburgh again Les. I love that part of the coast and the castle
Les Auld: It is a grand place Bill and I enjoyed my week up there despite the weather. Thanks for the comment.
  • Ginnie
  • Netherlands
  • 18 Jun 2012, 08:20
300 tons of teak. OMG! Sounds and looks a bit like heaven, Les!
Les Auld: Or perhaps rather a lot Ginnie, thanks for the comment.
  • Chris
  • England
  • 18 Jun 2012, 08:23
Spectacular Les: I expect it will last for centuries to come
Les Auld: So do I Chris, thanks for the comment.
  • Pedroeric
  • United Kingdom
  • 18 Jun 2012, 09:51
Some capture Les would have been looking at it for ages and forgot to take a picture of it.
Les Auld: You just have to take a photograph Peter, thanks for the comment.
  • vintage
  • Australia
  • 18 Jun 2012, 12:53
300 ton of oak such a noble wood great photo
Les Auld: Thanks for the comment Vintage.
What fine craftsmanship went into creating that lovely ceiling.
Les Auld: Indeed so Brian, thanks for the comment.
This is really something to see... even in a photo!
Les Auld: Once you look up in the Great Hall, you just stare in wonder Jacquelyn, thanks for the comment.

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