This issue discusses the restoration of Temple Newsam. It discusses the layout of the house, including the courtyard, gatehouse, screens passage, Hall, buttery, pantries, and kitchen. It also mentions the reconstruction efforts in the 17th century by Sir Arthur Ingram and the subsequent modifications to the Great Chamber. Additionally, it describes the restoration work done in the 20th century, including the re-erection of original elements like the overmantel and Regency lampstands. Furthermore, it touches upon the architectural features of the Hall, including the asymmetrical layout due to Adam's design, classical decorations, and mahogany hall-chairs possibly made by Thomas Chippendale the younger.
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