The Blue Bedroom
The Blue Bedroom provides a fine example of an early Victorian bedroom. Like the Boudoir it forms part of an apartment with two adjoining dressing rooms. The principle bedrooms, used by family and honoured guests, were on this floor. Bedrooms on the upper floor were also used for guests and for children, while the servants slept in the basement.
Paintings
Lady Harriet St George (1782-1830) Three quarter length portrait of the Irish school.
La Moue . Pastel after Goya by Harriet Hockley-Townshend (1877-1941)
Summer . Pastel by Harriet Hockley-Townshend (1877-1941)
Portrait of girl in a white dress by Harriet Hockley-Townshend (1877-1941)
Winter, 1911, a portrait of Miss Theodisia Townsend by Harriet Hockley-Townshend.
Furniture
Early Victorian half tester bedstead with pink damask curtains.
Pair of early Victorian giltwood drawing room chairs carved with
Conolly crest and monogram of Tom Conolly c. 1850.
