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With 26,000 square feet of interior space and 39 rooms, it takes 87 stairs to climb all the way to the top of Craigdarroch Castle
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Craigdarroch Castle has one of North America’s finest collections of Victorian residential stained and leaded glass windows
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Tiffany lamps illuminate many rooms in Craigdarroch Castle
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Fascinating Read (turns page)
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Looking back through the window at the front lawn
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A look inside the Dining Room, with large gold-framed paintings and carved deer wall panels
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This Hall Chair reminds me of the Iron Throne. ;)
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You guys, this place is totally haunted. 0_o
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Inside the Billiard Room, this table weighs 2,250 pounds
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Cool military figures on the desk in the Library
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Looking up into the tower at Craigdarroch Castle
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Impressive stained glass at the top of the tower
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Stunning floor tiles in the tower were imported from the Minton Tile Company in England
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A view of the breakfast room
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Front view of the imposing structure known as Craigdarroch Castle pronounced Craig Derek
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Craigdarroch Castle is the most impressive structure I've visited since Hearst Castle
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This brass telescope once belonged to James Dunsmuir, son of Robert and Joan Dunsmuir. He used it at Hatley Park and aboard his steam yacht Dolaura
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Last view of the tower at Craigdarroch Castle
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This Swan Window is one of my favorite stained glass windows in Craigdarroch Castle
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