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SECOND PERIOD . - 194 - CRAIGMILLAR CASTLE to the top of the vault. But the hall was only 12 feet high to the PIG. 159. Craigmillar Castle. Plans of First and Second Floor. wooden floor above at the level of the corbels (see Sections). This upper floor has a good entrance and window provided for it, besides a small

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