Shibden Hall

Plans

The plans of Shibden Hall reproduced from the Shibden Hall Visitor's Guide by kind permission of the Calderdale MuseumsThey show the building before and after Anne Lister's redevelopment in the 1830s

 

The Ground Floor of the 1830s

  • 1: The Hall
  • 2: The Celled Parlour, later the Sitting Room
  • 3: The Little Parlour, later the North Parlour
  • 4: The Buttery with Milk House beneath it
  • 5: The Cross Passage
  • 6: The Lower Kitchen
  • 7: The Upper Kitchen
  • 8: The Shop
  • 9: The Lower Parlour, formerly the Buttery, later the Study
  • A: This room is documented but its use is uncertain

The First Floor of the 1830s

  • 10: The Celled Chamber, later the Red Room, possibly used by Aunt Anne
  • 11: The North Chamber, later possibly My Father's Room
  • 12: The Staircase
  • 13: The New Chamber
  • 14: The Flesh Chamber
  • 15: The Chamber over the House
  • 16: The Study, later Anne Lister's Book Room
  • 17: The Gallery
  • 18: The Chamber over the Lower Kitchen, later the Tent Room
  • 19: The Chamber over the Lower Parlour, later the Blue Room
  • 20: The Chamber over the Upper Kitchen, later the Servants' Room
  • 21: The Chamber over the Shop, used as a store room, later the Servants' Room
  • 22: Water closets

The Ground Floor as it is today.

The shaded areas are not usually accessible to the public

The First Floor as it is today.

The shaded areas are not usually accessible to the public

© Malcolm Bull 2022
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