The Evolving Dining Room

Nathan Hall — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 08:21:56 +0000

In the great manor houses of the Middle Ages, there was no dedicated dining room. Architecture of the homes of nobles was fairly predictable. The sleeping chambers usually had an adjoining parlour for receiving visitors or carrying out daily activities. The kitchen would have been large and functional, while the Great Hall would have served as a multi-function room large enough to seat the entire population of the house.

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The Evolving Dining Room