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	East Wing in Detail (Fig 1 below) The courtyard to the East (right) wing is marked "Stableyard". Working clockwise starting from the South East room (bottom right, just above the circular stamp of the Sir John Soane's Museum) the rooms are labelled :- Hen House 8 by 16, Calves 7 by 16, Cow House 20 by 16, Stable 16 by 15, Stable 16 by 24, Dairy 16 by 11'6 (This is the oval room), Pales (sic. pails ? the small circular room off this), Scullery (?) 8.6 by 11.6, Wash House & Laundry, Drying Yard. The upper level of the East Wing seems to have been mainly hayloft, with rooms for farm hands, dairy maids and stable boy etc. East Wing Fig 1. "U" shaped East Wing. Detail of Plan Fig 4 above. The courtyard on the East side is marked Stableyard. The plan shows a cowhouse on the South side, but Fig 4 shows large arched openings in this wall, as if to accommodate a cart, so presumably the cows were located elsewhere Fig 2. East Wing. View from Roof of the House. This shows how the turrets that appear to stand four square from ground level are actually formed by wall projections. Fig 3. East Wing. South Elevation. The view is looking North East. The bowed wall on the left is the South screen wall of the entrance courtyard. Fig 4. East Wing. Courtyard. This view, taken looking South West Shows how the turrets are used at each of the corners to contain and frame the parts of the building
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