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Built about 1425 this medieval brick staircase is preserved in its original state. Soon after it was built it was bricked up to stop prisoners escaping from the court room and so has remained unused until it was rediscovered recently. A 'newel' staircase is one which is constructed around a centr...

Newel Staircase, The Moot Hall, Maldon

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Built about 1425 this medieval brick staircase is preserved in its original state. Soon after it was built it was bricked up to stop prisoners escaping from the court room and so has remained unused until it was rediscovered recently.

A 'newel' staircase is one which is constructed around a central newel post i.e a spiral starcase.

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21st Jun 2008

Subjects:
 Design and Technology, History

Key Stages:
 Foundation, Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 4+

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Newel Staircase Moot Hall Maldon

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