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This
picture is looking up to the top of the fireplace in the Entrance
Hall. You can see how high the ceiling was. Notice the
fake wooden beams. |
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Looking
up to the left of the fireplace in the Entrance Hall. Notice
the rails to the balcony at the top of the picture. Although
it was not part of the attraction, you could actually access this balcony
from the second floor. |
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This
picture was taken looking down from the balcony of the Entrance
Hall. The main door to the castle is open and you can see some
actors lying on the floor. Notice the old rug on the
floor. This was an actual rug and not just paint made to look
like a rug. |
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Here is
picture of the fireplace from the balcony. You can see the
Dracula painting on the stone of fireplace. |
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This 1993
picture of castle actors was sent to us by Barragonis Wreap.
The actors are standing in the back corner of the Entrance Hall, opposite
the fireplace. Notice the hidden door behind them. This
door would allow actors to quickly access the maze and windy
hallways. Also notice the crest above the door, identical to
the crest above the drawbridge outside the castle. |
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This picture
from the Entrance Hall was
sent to us by Tina
Frietsch and was taken by her father Bob in 1977. In the early
years, a coffin would be located along the back wall of the room and
occasionally an actor would pop out of it as guests were exiting the
hall. |