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The main body of the Orangery is lit by twenty-seven tall round-headed windows surrounded by deeply carved, vermiculated, rusticated stones which contrast with the smooth stone above and in the end pavilions. The five central windows stand slightly forward of the main building, a pedimented pavilion of smooth faced ashlar successfully terminates the long building at either end, each with a triple-lighted Venetian window on the south front and Venetian door on the end. The back of the building was plain except for double doors for carrying the trees in and out.
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