Interieur van een zaal met harnassen en geweien aan de muur in Penshurst Place before 1876

This photograph by Stephen Thompson, taken before 1876, depicts the interior of a hall in Penshurst Place, England. The hall is adorned with numerous mounted animal heads, primarily deer antlers, which were likely trophies of hunts. The photograph captures the grandeur of the space, showcasing the historical significance of Penshurst Place and its connection to hunting and the aristocracy. The photo highlights the tradition of displaying hunting trophies, a common practice in aristocratic households, providing a glimpse into the past.