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About the Wroxton Museum
The "Wroxton Museum" area of the CD has two different parts. In the "Art of the Abbey' section you can view the the collection organized by room. The example below shows the list of art in the Great Hall. Clicking on the image will lead to a larger view.
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Some of the objects are presented with special features, including scrolling views and virtual-reality objects. The 1623 Van Linge painted glass in the Chapel, for example, can be seen in its entire length as a scrolling image.
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Clicking on any of the individual panes of glass within the scrolling window will bring up a highly-detailed view of that one pane.
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The other section of the Wroxton Museum is called the "Abbey Archives." This section is divided into areas organized by topic.
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Within this section you can, for example, explore images and artifacts from "Lord North & His World," such as this photograph of the household staff.
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Just as in the "Art of the Abbey" section, you can click on the smaller version of the image to see it in greater magnification.
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