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Sally-Beth MacLean, 05-Oct-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 25-Oct-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Jun-05;
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Sally-Beth MacLean

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W wall view including 2 of the 3 windows and the upper section of the fireplace.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 05-Oct-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 25-Oct-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Jun-05;
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Sally-Beth MacLean

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The low end and gallery of the hall.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 05-Oct-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 25-Oct-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Jun-05;
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Sally-Beth MacLean

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The panelled high end and N window of the hall.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 28-Sep-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 25-Apr-05; Sally-Beth MacLean, 25-Apr-05; Sally-Beth MacLean, 26-Apr-05;
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Sally-Beth MacLean

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The W facade of the first Seymour house facing the main courtyard.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 06-Jul-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 06-Jul-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 05-Oct-04; Gord Oxley, 09-May-05; Carolyn Black, 05-Aug-05;
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Sally-Beth MacLean

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The 7-bay arched-brace timber roof is late medieval, resting on stone corbels with much repainted stone carvings of rampant beasts.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 06-Jul-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 06-Jul-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 25-Oct-04;
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Sally-Beth MacLean

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The present fireplace was reproduced in 1887 after the discovery of an earlier version behind panelling in the W wall during repairs in the 1880s. The date of the original is unknown.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 06-Jul-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 05-Oct-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 16-May-05; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Jun-05;
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Sally-Beth MacLean

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One of the 3 pairs of mostly late 15th c. windows with 3 lights and trefoil heads on the E and W walls.

A larger 4-light window with 19th c. tracery illuminates the upper end of the hall.
Submitted by serafinm on
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 29-Jun-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Sep-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 12-Oct-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Jun-05; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Jun-05; Carolyn Black, 05-Aug-05;
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Sally-Beth MacLean

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12 original surviving stone corbels supported the roof braces below the hammerbeams. Each corbel features an angel holding a heraldic shield related to the owners of Dartington.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 29-Jun-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 12-Oct-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Jun-05; Carolyn Black, 05-Aug-05;
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Sally-Beth MacLean

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The central roof boss of the vaulted entrance porch features a graceful white hart, badge of Richard II, John de Holand's half-brother.
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Sally-Beth MacLean, 29-Jun-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Sep-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 12-Oct-04; Sally-Beth MacLean, 07-Jun-05;
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Sally-Beth MacLean

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The main entrance to the hall was from the N side through a vaulted entrance porch in a projecting 3-storey tower.