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CARDONNESS CASTLE. 21
B.—Chimneypiece in Cardonness Castle. 1
A.—Chimneypiece in Cardonness Castle.1
1 In MacGibbon and Ross’s Castel. Arch, of Scot, a view of the ‘ Interior of
Hall’ is given, showing the position of both chimneypieces, but the lintel of the
lower one {A) is gone. Vide vol. i. p. 246.
B.—Chimneypiece in Cardonness Castle. 1
A.—Chimneypiece in Cardonness Castle.1
1 In MacGibbon and Ross’s Castel. Arch, of Scot, a view of the ‘ Interior of
Hall’ is given, showing the position of both chimneypieces, but the lintel of the
lower one {A) is gone. Vide vol. i. p. 246.
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