The Great Oak Room retains its original oak panelling, moulded plaster ceiling and 'double-decker' fireplace, making it "one of the finest rooms in the West Country".
Entrance is via an oak internal porch, similar to that of Montacute House.
Carved above the entrance of the porch are the arms of Young (Yonge) impaling Wadham.
The only features which have changed since the room was built are the enlarged Georgian windows, giving a view onto the knot garden.
The Great Oak Room retains its original oak panelling, moulded plaster ceiling and 'double-decker' fireplace, making it "one of the finest rooms in the West Country". Entrance is via an oak internal porch, similar to that of Montacute House. Carved above the entrance of the porch are the arms of Young (Yonge) impaling Wadham. The only features which have changed since the room was built are the enlarged Georgian windows, giving a view onto the knot garden.
Red Lodge Museum, Bristol