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Description Interior of Gilling Castle (now preparatory school for Ampleforth College) at Gilling East, North Yorkshire, England. Published in Country Life magazine, vol XXIV, p.416, image no. 730586. Showing 16th century Elizabethan carved panelling and ceiling plasterwork.
Date published 26 September 1908
Source Country Life Picture Library
Author Unknown authorUnknown author
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