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Sally-Beth MacLean, 02-Jun-14; Sally-Beth MacLean, 19-Jun-14; Lauren Shepherd, 15-Sep-14; Lauren Shepherd, 15-Sep-14; Lauren Shepherd, 15-Sep-14; Lauren Shepherd, 15-Sep-14; Lauren Shepherd, 02-Oct-14;
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Blackham, London's Livery Companies face page 81

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Early 20th c. view of the high end of the hall.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Mar-11; Maria Lau, 08-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 08-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 08-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 08-Mar-11;
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19xx
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Gray's Inn Library

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The ornate Elizabethan oak screen at the low end of the hall before World War II. The screen had 5 bays divided by Ionic columns, with reclining caryatids in the spandrels. It was dismantled in 1941 just before the bombing and reassembled after the war. 2 doors in the screen lead to adjacent rooms.

By kind permission of the Masters of the Bench of the Honourable Society of
Gray's Inn.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Mar-11; Maria Lau, 08-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 08-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 08-Mar-11;
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Gray's Inn Library

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View of the high end before World War II.

By kind permission of the Masters of the Bench of the Honourable Society of Gray's Inn.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Mar-11; Maria Lau, 08-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 08-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 08-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 08-Mar-11;
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19xx
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Gray's Inn Library

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View of the low end and 16th c. roof before destruction in World War II.

By kind permission of the Masters of the Bench of the Honourable Society of
Gray's Inn.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 18-Mar-11; Maria Lau, 21-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 22-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 22-Mar-11; Maria Lau, 06-Apr-11;
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19xx
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Middle Temple Library

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An earlier 20th c. view of the magnificent roof and screen at the low end of the hall.

By kind permission of the Masters of the Bench of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 26-Aug-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 26-Aug-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 26-Aug-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Sep-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Sep-10; Maria Lau, 10-Sep-10; Maria Lau, 03-Mar-11;
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Lincoln's Inn Library

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View of the low end of the hall during restoration.

(c) Image copyright the Honourable Society of
Lincoln's Inn. Not to be reproduced without permission.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 29-Mar-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 29-Mar-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 29-Mar-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 29-Mar-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 29-Mar-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 29-Mar-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 29-Mar-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 12-Apr-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 12-Apr-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 12-Apr-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 06-Jan-11;
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Hart, Inner Temple Plate 1, p 3

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One of 2 ornate Elizabethan doors remaining from the original hall. One door was on the S side at the top of stairs from the outside terrace and the other at the top of stairs leading to the NW corner of the hall.

There were 3 entrances to the hall, 2 on the N side with the main entrance on the S side at right angles to the hall.

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Sally-Beth MacLean, 24-Mar-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 24-Mar-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 24-Mar-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 12-Apr-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 12-Apr-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 12-Apr-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 12-Apr-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 12-Apr-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 12-Apr-10; Sally-Beth MacLean, 06-Jan-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 25-Feb-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 25-Feb-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Mar-11; Maria Lau, 08-Mar-11; Maria Lau, 08-Mar-11; Maria Lau, 08-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 08-Mar-11; Sally-Beth MacLean, 08-Mar-11;
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There is a large reconstructed bay window at the NE end by the dais with some original heraldic glass; there are 4 lights on the N side and 2 each on 3 levels on the sides of the bay. 4 more 3-light windows on the N wall and 4 windows with 3 lights on 2 levels facing on the S wall are also original. The E and W gabled ends of the hall each have a large 5-light window on 2 levels.
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Gray's Inn Library

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View of some of the heraldic glass in the hall.

By kind permission of the Masters of the Bench of the Honourable Society of Gray's Inn.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 17-Jan-09; Sally-Beth MacLean, 20-Jan-09;
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1948
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Mayoral Quincentenary 6 (below)

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Mid-20th c. view of the interior showing the medieval roof, before demolition.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 21-Oct-08; Gord Oxley, 29-Oct-08;
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1939
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RCHM, Inventory of Historical Monuments: Oxford 85 (9)

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The high (W) end of the great hall.