File:Plate 14—Upper Corridor.png
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English: The illustration presented herewith shows the Upper Corridor at the head of the Grand Stairway. The walls are hung with portraits and paintings of scriptural scenes. In the back-ground, at the north end of this corridor, is the doorway leading into the Celestial Room, shown in Plates 21 and 22. A portal on the right leads into one of the ante-rooms (Plate 26) to the Sealing Room for the Living; that on the left is the entrance to a side passage which in turn leads into the World Room (Plate 17). |
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Source | The House of the Lord: A Study of Holy Sanctuaries, Ancient and Modern |
Author | C. R. Savage Co. |
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